Paolo

Hi Paolo,

GDF framework only adds styling elements to the GeoDirectory plugin. Alone it doesn’t provide any directory feature.

What you are using there is not GeoDirectory.

This is how a GeoDirectory listing looks like on the GD Framework: https://wpgeo.directory/gdf/places/united-states/pennsylvania/philadelphia/restaurants/buddakan/

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Hi,

I’m sorry to inform you that we haven’t yet found a plugin that can do all that.

I know a developer that will soon try to integrate GeoDirectory with WooCommerce, Multi Vendor and their Booking plugin.

If he succeed we’ll discover it in the next few weeks or maybe a couple of months. I don’t think he can work full time on it and he’s doing other things.

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What kind of error does it give? It is still not clear.

To help us help you better, instead of providing videos and screenshots, please provide a link, credentials and step by step instruction on how to recreate the issue.

That’s the best way to ask for support.

Videos and screenshots are almost useless, because we cannot inspect or debug them.

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Hi,

the always open option is for the advance search filters.

You can use this css to make it visible by default:

.gd-near-me-dropdown {
    display: block !important;
}

After that you can style it as you prefer.

Let us know how it goes,

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Hi,

please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-sort-listings-by-price/

Let us know if that helps.

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Something very recently changed in the way Facebook handles their API. We are correcting as we speak and we will update you asap!

Thanks for your patience,

Hi Joe,

the facebook group should be better for this: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1041140559338764/?ref=bookmarks

There are almost 600 active members.

Otherwise feel free to use the General Discussion section. We don’t mind. Possibly upload images and other docs in 3rd party servers.

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