Paolo

Please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/multilocations/#main

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Hi,

once it is on someone’s screen, if they want to steal your content, they’ll be able to, no matter what you do or install, just FYI.

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The developers will look into it and they’ll let us know asap.

Thanks for your patience,

Hi,

you have 2 javascript errors:

TypeError: $(...).isotope is not a function
https://liveout.us/
Line 1580

and

Failed to execute ‘postMessage’ on ‘DOMWindow’: The target origin provided (‘https://www.youtube.com’) does not match the recipient window’s origin (‘https://liveout.us’).
https://liveout.us/
Line 0

DId you recently installed any new 3rd party plugins? Please try to disable all non GD plugins for a moment to see if the problem goes away.

Let us know,

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Can’t tell without checking your dashboard, if you provide a link and admin credentials we’ll have a look.

Please next question, do open a new topic though, we are going off topic and this one is set as resolved.

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Hi,

the parent theme for these 3 child themes is called Genesis and it is not one of our themes. It must be purchased aside here: http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/

This info is available in the product page too: https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/geo-1280-genesis-child-theme/ (To use GeoTravel, you will need to have to Genesis framework installed. Get Genesis)

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Hi,

sorry about this, it looks like the Permalink option: “Add city slug in listing urls” is causing the issue.

I momentarily changed it to Add region and city slug in listing urls (/region/city/) and now it works.

The topic has been flagged for the developers, they will provide a fix asap.

Thanks for your patience,

Hi,

The duplicates that are also attached to a listing have different names, which makes me think one was uploaded via media uploader and 1 via the GD uploader (that modifies the image name).

Last, I don’t see that many duplicates?

Are you able to replicate this and tell us precise steps?

Let us know,

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