Paolo

Same here 🙂 (I even thought about it, but forgot to check…)

Hi,

I can’t recreate that on my demo, please provide a link and I’ll have a look.

Thanks

Hi,

that, or in a HTML field.

Thanks

HI Mark,

you cannot use the Location page as home page, that’s why we have 2 page that are almost identical GD Home and Location. You should set the GD home as front page and leave the location page do the location page.

I’m not even sure how the location/me page can work for you?

Please change that and we will check the widget problem.

Thanks

Hi,

did you add the Google Maps API key? https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#mapapi

If yes, please provide a link and admin credentials in a private reply (only staff can read them) and we will have a look.

Thanks

Hi Craig,

Cherry Blossom IS a sub-category of Gardens and Parks (see image attached).

Same problem with Japanese Garden.

Currently Nijo Castle is assigned to Cherry Blossom but not Gardens and Parks.

A listing CANNOT be assigned to a sub-category without being assigned to the parent category too and you have few listings assigned to sub-categories only without the parent category.

If Nijo Castle is assigned to Cherry Blossom, it MUST be assigned to Gardens and Parks too. If you don’t want to assign it to Gardens and Parks, you MUST remove Cherry Blossom too.

Once you fixed every listings that have this problem, run this utility from GD Tools: Location category counts.

After that, everything will work as expected.

Thanks

Hi Sarah,

looks like it wasn’t the sumo me widget after all and the problem is still there.

The mailchimp embed code to collect email addresses, its input field has a fixed width of 350px and that partially breaking your responsive layout. It can be fixed with this css:

#mc_embed_signup input.email {
    width: 100% !important;
}

However there is also something else wrong that I can’t seem to find.

I asked to the developers to have a look.

Thanks for your patience.