John Allsopp

You could do it the css way…

.geodir-details-sidebar-user-links {
  display: none;
}

I would have to dig a little deeper to see if there is a way to stop it being generated in the first place…

The simplest way would be to just add your links in a text-widget at GD Header Right – i used it for the ad-space here > http://gdfmodern.wpgeothemes.com/

If you need them elsewhere then you are going to have to venture into a bit of custom coding as Simone suggested…

Ok thanks, i remember seeing it in at least one of the stacks, obviously it wasn’t Renew!
Thanks for adding your answer 🙂

Personally i would get GeoDirectory as it is a plugin rather than a theme. I prefer to have functionality in plugins, so i can design or change my theme whenever i like and still keep all the functionality intact.

I didn’t make any changes to the pop-up bubble on the map markers – is that what you mean?

The plugin removes the Genesis stylesheet and re-loads it at a later priority to make it easy to style GD (or any other plugin) css….

It depends what theme you are using. Could you supply some more details, maybe in a private reply….

Hi,

The compatibility packs make the plugin output it’s content into the “X” wrappers, so the width settings in GD do not have any effect.

To achieve this type of layout, you would need to add some code to your child theme’s functions.php file to remove the actions which output the opening HTML for the content section and replace with your own action.

You would also need to remove the sidebar actions.