Paolo

Hi Alistair,

the only language file that comes included with GD is en_US, please read the documentation to find out how to create a en_UK file and modify anything as you see fit.

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Hi Ed,

1) The theme home page provides a search form and the popular categories. What you call categories is the Custom Post Types selector of the search form. You want to change that into links to Custom Post Type archives, because you want them to be sortable, while search results are not sortable.

That doesn’t come out of the box and it requires custom code to be applied to your website. (At least 1/2 hour of work)

As you saw we help with css or code snippets when possible and we try to point members in the right direction, but you shouldn’t expect us to customize your website directly as part of the support provided here.

As I said, if you want to modify any aspect of the theme or plugin functionalities, you should hire a freelance developer to help you out.

If you pass to any developer this information, he’ll be able to do it

https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/restricting-search-criteria/#post-263331

2) if you removed the near field, the near me option was hidden with it, how can the system calculate distance?

3) Didn’t we do that already? Did you see this? https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-disable-reviews/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-disable-favorites/

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Hi,

I don’t think so… I asked to Stiofan to verify and let us know.

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Hi,

GD is provided in en_US as default language, not UK. All these changes can be made via translation files:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/category/translation/

Please check links 1 and 2.

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Hi,

in GD >> Advance Search >> First time load redirect you had the default location selected.

I selected no redirect and now it behaves as requested.

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Hi,

the whole system can only filter listings according to user location, after the user has authorized the browser to share his location.

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Hi,

I think the only solution is to copy the class that creates that widget within your theme functions.php file, rename the class, the arguments of the public function __construct() and modify the code of it as you wish.

At that point you can unregister the original widget and register your modified copy.

The code for the loginbox widget can be found in geodirectory_widgets.php from line 241.

Let us know if that helped.

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Hi Alice,

it appears that it was a bug. Stiofan checked and fixed it already. It will be in the next release.

Thanks for spotting this!

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