John Allsopp

Hi,
It looks like you added this somewhere as an inline style, so it is overriding the plugin’s style?

.widget .geodir-search select {
    width: 20%;
}

Hi Selen,

Perhaps if you supply your URL and login details we can take a look and get you sorted. If you set as private reply, nobody else will see the details 🙂

Try adding this to your child theme’s style.css

.geodir-sidebar-wrap .geodir-company_info:first-child {
margin-top: 10px;
}

This is unlikely to be a problem with Genesis or the Genesis compatibility plugin. The core GD plugin is responsible for the content output within the sidebar.

I am guessing that because the “geodir-company_info” items are not actually widgets, that it was decided not to apply that class to them. This can be a good thing as it allows you to style them differently if you like.

The Genesis compatibility plugin does not contain any styling (very little anyway) because there are many scenarios with various themes being available, and i didn’t want to force styles that may be ok for some but not others.

In your child theme you will just need to style those divs to make them similar to your other sidebar widgets – as a start you can add this:

.geodir-company_info {
	background: #fff;
}

I tried to view your site to troubleshoot the font-awesome issue but it is behind a maintenance screen – we would need you to add login details in a private reply to be able to look at this further – but from your image it looks as though font-awesome is not loading…

@manilaboy – there are new child themes on the way, one for Genesis and one for GDF (with more to follow) so sticking with Genesis or GDF for your parent theme would be a wise decision 🙂

Genesis adds a class of “home” to the body, so you could use this to specify a different padding for the homepage eg:
.home .site-inner { whatever }

GD has a breadcrumb for everything (including pages & posts) so it made sense to use it site-wide. The Genesis compatibility plugin adds it below the header across the whole site.

Regarding 3 column designs, the Genesis compatibility plugin doesn’t cater for GeoDirectory’s left content at this time, since the Genesis 2nd sidebar is traditionally very narrow, and typically unsuited to GD content.
I have included the ability to show the native Genesis Secondary sidebar in the next version of the plugin though for anyone who may want to show ads, category lists etc etc

Just for your info – the Genesis compatibility plugin formats your content into Genesis wrappers, so the width settings in GD have no effect.

I will get the new version of the plugin available very soon.

Just been playing around on your site and i see this is what is happening:

Through normal browsing, clicking links to places, or place categories, everything is ok and the breadcrumb is correct.

On detail pages (single place) the meta data links (underneath the slider) include the country in the URL path – this is what appears to be the problem. If you visit the URL through those links, the breadcrumb also shows the country.

I haven’t had chance to play with GDF yet, but it looks like you could add something like this in your child theme’s style.css

@media only screen and (max-width: 480px) {
     .geodir_publish_button,
     .geodir_goback,
     .cancle_button {
          float:none;
          margin: 20px 5%;
          width: 90%;
     }
}