Paolo

You are welcome 🙂

You are very welcome 🙂

Hi,

the more info appear because you created a custom field and you assigned it to that tab.

This is the tutorial to re-order the tabs: https://wpgeodirectory.com/re-order-tabs-in-a-listing-detail-page/

Translating is the same as the rest of the plugin: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/

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Hi,

yes, just keep the location filter option disabled for that widget.

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CPT are all in separate DB tables by design.

It could be achieved with development, but it’d create performance problems.

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Hi Kirsten,

I’m sorry that you don’t understand our refund policy, it’s shouldn’t be that hard though:

if you have problems just ask for support, if you are still not happy after we provided support, we’ll provide a refund.

You keep telling us you had problems, but still haven’t told us what the problem was, nor you are giving us any chance to fix those problems.

Anyway I understand that you prefer to have a refund rather than having a working website, so I’ve provided a refund anyway.

Thank you and good luck for the future…

Hi joy,

if you read what Guust linked, it is perfectly explained too: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#redirect

There are 3 options:

1) No redirect: You guessed right, no redirection

2) Redirect to nearest location (on first time load users will be auto geolocated and redirected to nearest geolocation found):
With this option, the system will try to locate where the visitor is located.

If there are listings within the set search radius, a page will be served with those listings and the location of the visitor (location/me/ page)

If there are no listings close to the visitor, then the system will look in your database to determine what the closest location is to the visitor and then serve the location page for that location.

Example: There are only 2 locations in your database: New York City and Los Angeles.

A visitor who is in San Francisco visits your website.
The system will redirect to yoursite.com/location/united-states/california/los-angeles

3) Redirect to default location (on first time load users will be redirected to default location: This setting will redirect your visitors on first entry to the location page of your default location.

Using the example just above, if New York City is your default location, any visitors landing on your site will be redirected to yoursite.com/location/united-states/new-york/new-york-city.

Thanks