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In MultiLocation >> Manage Location, you can change the default location if you need to do so.
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this is not related to theme compatibility, the problem seems to be a PHP Fatal Error somewhere.
Do you have access to the error log? If you don’t, please provide FTP credentials and we will debug this problem.
Let us know,
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Adding this in functions.php of your active theme or through the code snippets plugins, it will hide the places menu in the backend:
add_action('admin_footer','_go_away_places'); function _go_away_places(){ echo "<style>#menu-posts-gd_place{display:none;}</style>"; }Thanks
Hi,
That is a core component of the plugin and its main feature, when installed, it creates the places custom post type. However, you can just ignore it like you probably ignore or rarely use several other items of the wp menu.
If it bothers you that much, you can always hide it from the backend and forget about it. (back end css can be added via hooks).
Except the slug
That’s not true, the only thing that you can’t change is the CPT name gd_place, that will appear when adding listings and in search strings.
But the slug can be changed. Here we change it to attractions for example: https://wpgeo.directory/attractions/
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Hi,
if you are losing the translations after updates, it is because you are not saving them in the correct folder as Guust told you last time: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/problems-after-new-update/#post-317162 (please don’t ignore it again)
For example, the core plugin translation file must be saved here: yoursite.com/wp-content/languages/geodirectory/geodirectory-fr_FR.mo
If you save it there you will not lose it again.
You can check this page to know where to save each translation file: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/
For the plugin deactivated after update, I’ve tested in 4 websites now in 4 different servers and I can’t recreate it.
Can you please tell us step by step how are you updating your plugins?
Let us know,
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1st of all, this is CSS, so code snippet is not needed.
You’ll need to add the css code in GeoDirectory >> Design >> Scripts >> Custom CSS.
In both front end title and class you can add whatever you want and than use the CSS chosen, by adapting it with the class used for that custom field.
Let us know how it goes.
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p.s. remember that this is considered a customization, so if these information are not clear (css vs php and so on), you should hire a freelance developer to help you out.
All this is beyond support.
please try this in GeoDirectory > Design > Scripts > Custom CSS:
.geodir-listing-slider-widget img:last-child { margin: 0 auto 30px !important; }Let us know,
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HI,
that’s not possible, the best of will order by category with most listings and reviews.
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Hi,
you must use an alternative page as home page. The GD Home and Location page share the same widget areas. (they are basically the same page).
You should do this:
1) Create a page called whatever to select as GD home in GD >> Permalink. You won’t use this page at all.
2) Use a page builder like Beaver builder lite to create the custom home page using the GD widgets and avoid adding the map.
3) The widget added to GD Home widget sections, now will only be used by the Location page.
Stiofan is replying to your import speed problem topic.
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That’s Chrome giving out incomplete code.
It should be copied like this:
@media (min-width: 992px) { .container, .geodir-common, .geodir-breadcrumb, .geodir_full_page section.widget, .geodir_preview_section, .geodir-common, .geodir-breadcrumb, .geodir_full_page .widget, .geodir_preview_section { width: 100%; padding: 0 !important; }}Let us know how it goes,
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Stiofan is checking your database right now.
Thanks for your patience,
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Excellent, thanks for letting us know 🙂
Thanks Giri!
