Paolo

hi,

you can use something like this:`

global $post;
if ( $post->package_id == 1) {
// your custom code here;
}
else {}`

This is for 1 paid package id only, if you have more than one this part

if ( $post->package_id == 1)

will become like this:

if ( $post->package_id == 1 || $post->package_id == 2 )

You will need to change the price package IDs to reflect your current ones.

Let us know how it goes,

Thanks

If you use a full width page for them, you have full control wih beaver builder.

Thanks

hi,

For the system to work correctly, the database must use what the Google Maps API returns and accept as data.

The only way you can use the system with abbreviation is if you don’t allow users to submit listings from the front end and you disable this 3 options at the bottom of the MultiLocations settings page:

1 Disable Google address autocomplete?
2 Disable set address on map from changing address fields
3 Disable move map pin from changing address fields

If you allow users to add listings, they will have to find and add manually the lat and lon coordinates, the system won’t be able to find the using abbreviations.

Still this wouldn’t be 100% error free, users could still create listings with the complete country or region name, creating duplicates.

FYI:

urls shorter, much shorter, which is better for users and SEO.

I’m sorry, but this is an assumption and there is no data to prove it.

Hopefully this makes it 100% clear once and for all and we can close this topic.

Thanks

Hi,

this has been flagged for a developer who will check and let you know is finding as soon as possible.

Thanks for your patience,

Hi,

you reverted what I did (you probably save design settings having the old code in the CSS field).

I corrected it again, please make sure to avoid messing with it again. (log out and log back in before doing anything else.)

Thanks

p.s. your server is so slow that providing support is almost impossible. You should really consider upgrading your server or your visitors’ bounce rate will go through the roof.

Hi,

we can’t recreate this in any of our websites, nor any other member reported anything like that. I would suggest to stay away from cheap shared hosting providers like hostgator.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/server-requirements/

Can you please provide an example of an image that is cut off?

Thanks

Hi,

they are sorted by popular (The category with highest number of listings), hence the widget name.

You can only that option with CSS.

Thanks