John Allsopp
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Can’t you add a link to the “Business Owner” area, using the language file, so it becomes:
Claim this listing (Why?)
The “Why” would be a link to your information page explaining what the process is…This reply has been marked as private.Hmm, it seems that your GeoTravel styles are being overridden by the plugin which is why you are having problems. Have you got the Genesis compatibility plugin activated?
It shouldn’t matter either way. We already had GD 1.2.7 installed and I uploaded the latest X via FTP.
I have gone through the stacks and everything is working fine on our demo site 🙂
Hi Stacey,
I have looked at the main template files and i don’t see any reason for it not working.
I have uploaded it to our demo so that i can play with it and see if there are any issues.Hi
You need to leave the wrap in thereHi,
Yes that is possible with GeoBold. The width of the map area is controlled by .gd-genesis-home-top {} on line 921 of your style.cssSimply remove the max-width:1280px; declaration and it will stretch full width. You will also need to alter the media queries for smaller screen sizes.
I have deactivated the Genesis compatibility plugin since you are not using a Genesis theme, and put your map in the home top section.
I also created a menu and added the links for you 🙂
Hi Guys,
Sorry for any confusion, I should have provided documentation for this. Basically you have 2 options, in your GeoDirectory design options “Set geodirectory home page as your home” set / unset:
1) Set: This will give you the standard GeoDirectory layout and you can use the GeoDirectory home widgets (GD Home Top, GD Home Content etc)
2) Unset: This will give you the alternative layout (used in the demo) and you can use the alternative widgets listed below:
- Home Featured Left
- Home Featured Right
- Home Top
- Home Middle
- Home Bottom
Hi,
It is designed for GD to be the homepage – you could remove that condition in your functions.php – look for function geo1280_page_title() and remove the condition that checks for GD being set to home:if ( is_front_page() && get_option('geodir_set_as_home') && !$_GET['geodir_signup'] ) {replace with:
if ( is_front_page() && !$_GET['geodir_signup'] ) {Leaving GD as your homepage gives you more options though, as you will have the extra widget areas for your content – you aren’t forced to use the map.
To fix the margins on the sidebar search elements, try making these changes to your style.css
On line 1036 add margin:0 so it will look like this:.sidebar .geodir-search input[type="button"], .geodir-search input[type="submit"] { margin: 0; width: 100%; }On line 1025 add margin-left:0 so it will look like this:
.sidebar .geodir-search select { display: block; margin-left: 0; margin-right: 0; width: 100%; }Hi,
I have set your website Settings>Reading to be your latest posts. I have also set GD to be your homepage and activated home top.
I put the map in GD home top, and added a text widget in your Intro.I have used a Genesis featured page widget to bring in the page you were previously using when you had it set to static front page.
Sorry for the late reply – emergency meant i have been out since 4am!
Could you provide details of your site so that i can have a look what is happening…
Thanks
I’m not sure exactly where you want to place your new sidebar – do you mean before the intro widget?
The intro widget is using the genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap hook with a priority of 10, so you could use the same hook with a lower priority to make it come before:add_action( 'genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap', 'your_function', 9 );If you want it to appear just after the search bar area you could use this:
add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'your_function', 25 );Your function would most likely be something like this:
function your_function() { if ( is_active_sidebar( 'your_widget' ) ) { genesis_widget_area( 'your_widget', array( 'before' => '<div class="your_widget widget-area"><div class="wrap">', 'after' => '</div></div>', ) ); } }Hope that helps 🙂
