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Wp Engine is a good hosting provider, however not ideal for GD, because their built in cache system tends to break few things, especially for the location manager.
So given that their biggest asset is cache and for GD it must be disabled, I still wouldn’t suggest it. Unless you intend to use the rest of the available resources for other websites.
Hope this helps.
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Hi,
that is only possible if the 12 days are consecutive and in that case you can create 1 event with start and end date 12 days apart.
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No, it is not
ThxHi,
you need a conditional tag to check if you are on the add listing page, in the function that echos the image.
See this post for an example : https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/category-page-decriptions/#post-161630
Let me know if that’s enough for you to move on.
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Did you clear both GD Booster cache and your browser cache after changing the icon from a ICO to a PNG?
The ICO is not supposed to work, I don’t even know why it works on Firefox.
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there is probably a JS conflict somewhere.
DId you try disabling all non GD plugins to see if the problem persist?
If it does, please provide admin credentials and we will have a look.
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Hi,
please update Supreme child theme. The latest version is 1.0.5
Let us know if that was it.
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Hi,
the search for field search in title, description, category and tags. Not just the listing name.
So if for example you use “physiotherapy” or “Pet therapy” as tags or you have these words in the description, they will come up if someone search for either “physiotherapy” or “Pet therapy”.
Just FYI.
Hi Rainer,
a new system is about to be released to handle all that: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/beta-testers-invoicing/
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Hi,
I alerted the developers. They will check and let us know.
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I’m not lying to you either, maybe Chrome has changed something and it is not showing ICO files in page content anymore and before it used to (I don’t know TBH), but ICO file are not meant to be used as web images.
The ICO file format is an image file format for computer icons in Microsoft Windows.
The only ICO file you should use on a website is the favicon that appears next to your page titles in the browser’s tabs.
All images added to a website page should ideally be jpg if no transparency is needed and png if a transparency is needed. A latter options are gifs that should be used only if an animated image is needed.
Right now you did NOT change to a png, you uploaded another ico file: http://www.discoversma.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/restaurant.ico
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Hi Maria,
I’m sorry but that is not possible. Each price is per listing and there is no way to limit free listings. Users could simply create new accounts to submit more…
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Is it enabled in GD >> Design >> Navigation >> Allow post type to add from frontend?
Let us know,
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Hi,
go to Settings >> Reading and increase the number of post visible per page. Unless your theme has special settings for this, that should do it.
Let us know how it goes,
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hi,
this is to enable a text field (or textarea) to parse a shortcode.
If now you enter a shortcode example: [gallery xyz] in a custom field it will display it in the front end as text: [gallery xyz] instead of showing what the shortcode is supposed to output.
What you need to do is not achievable through this method. If you need a shortcode that takes the logo custom field of all listings, to show it as a list on a custom page, that would require everything to be developed from scratch.
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