Paolo

A developer will have a look and let us know asap.

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Hi,

Each custom post type uses separate DB tables.

There is no way to do that without building a custom widget that joins all the tables to query them.

We didn’t build it, because similar queries would slow down the website considerably.

We don’t need to check, you need to write the code correctly to do something similar, here you find an example: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/image-instead-of-slider-not-showing-in-preview-page/#post-361483

Let us know how it goes,

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Hi,

you can use the category top description and the category description widget to add dedicated text to that page.

The rest is built with widgets too.

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Hi,

I can tell you for sure that the problem is not BuddyPress. There are over 200k websites using Buddypress and there would be thousands of support requests if what your hosting provider was saying the truth.

I’d suggest that you move to a better hosting provider: cloudways will give you a free trial. https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/server-requirements/

You can move the website and check if it work before moving the domain. (they’ll give you a temporary staging domain and you can ask them to move the website for you)

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That’s correct, they can claim the listing for free and if they want, after claiming, they can upgrade.

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Hi,

I can assure you that if you do it correctly it works. It worked for hundreds if not thousands of users before you.

Make sure you are taking the time to understand it.

A developer is looking into your other problem right now.

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Hi,

maps are widgets, you need to add the GD > Gmap Listing page widget in GD Listings top section widget area.

The second is the default icon for that custom field, you can change the icon in the custom field settings.

Please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/

Let us know how it goes,

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Hi,

for the default location you entered lat and lon coordinates in the wrong format:

117.1611° W
32.7157° N

Should have been:

32.715738
-117.16108380000003

You don’t need to search them and copy/paste them in there, after entering the city name all you need to do is click set city on map and the system will fetch all other info.

I’ve corrected it for you.

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p.s. you should clear all W3TC caches > disable it > deactivate it and finally delete it.

That plugin is not compatible with GD and will eventually create problems.

You can use GD Booster or Wp Super Cache + Autoptimize: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/?post_type=post&s=cache&cat=0