Paolo

Hi,

1 there isn’t because the widget is self explanatory.
2 yes you can, but you can’t tell the widget which one to show. It will only show the most popular (with more listings)
3 see point 2

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Hi,

I just tested the css provided and it does what you ask. Is there something I’m missing? What is that didn´t work as well?

Let us know,

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Hi,

Alternatively, I guess I could create a custom text field “Street” and pseudo-manually update that field with street names from the Address info of each venue. Then I can sort by that custom field “Street”. The downside seems to be maintenance of the “street” field which would tend to fall out of synch with the “Address” info over time.

This is really the only workaround that I see.

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please provide a link and admin credentials in a private reply and we will have a look.

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Hi,

the way you are doing it right now, you’ll lose everything after the 1st theme update.

You should place the ionicons files in the root of your website and enqueue the css via code snippet plugin.

I asked to the developers to create a quick step by step tutorial about this and share it here.

They’ll let you know asap.

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please provide a link and admin credentials and we will have a look at your settings.

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