Paolo

All themes are compatible with GD out of the box.

Sometimes few classes must be edited in theme compatibility settings to adjust GD templates width.

Before it was done via a compatibility plugin:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/how-to-build-your-own-theme-compatibility-plugin/

Creating a theme compatible with GeoDirectory using a custom design that requires markup elements to be moved around, require being a WordPress developer with good PHP knowledge.

We don’t have detailed documentation for a similar task.

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Hi,

GeoDirectory is a WordPress plugin, so yes it can only work within WordPress.

If you don’t have knowledge of PHP HTML and CSS, it’ll be very hard to achieve anything decent. The best thing to do would be to do your design in illustrator or whatever you use and hire a developer to turn your design into a theme compatible with GeoDirectory.

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Hi,

listings must have a physical address and they must be assigned to a city. You can’t assign a listing to a region.

If you share a link and admin credentials in a private reply, we’ll have a look at your settings and help you fix them.

Let us know,

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1 I asked to Stiofan to reply this, he’ll be back after the week end though.

2 this is obviously not possible. The only way is with widget logic and 1 widget per logic.

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Very few shared hosting provide enough resources to run a directory, please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/server-requirements/

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Events calendar you can cbange like this:

.geodir_event_calendar .calendar_widget tr.cal_day_nums td.gd_cal_nsat a {
    background: #ff0000 none repeat scroll 0 0;
    color: #fff;
}

The stars problem on mobile I think is caused by adding the css I gave you in the wrong location. Where did you add it?

Adding it in Design > Scripts > Custom css, should solve this.

Let me know,

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Thanks for letting us know 🙂