John Allsopp

The listing slug name ( max. 20 characters ). Alphanumeric lower-case characters and underscores only. Min 2 letters. Once added the post type ‘Listing Slug’ name cannot be changed.

In my example i would want “police-stations” rather than “police_stations”

@increxendo – you’re right, unfortunately not that simple.
@websitu – i have given this a lot of thought, and building the templates would be a bit of a job, but doable. The problem for me though is that all those templates will need updating with changes to the plugin. With several themes it could be a nightmare…

What i was really hoping is that the plugin would evolve, so that functions are separate from display and hooked into position – then i could create a set of Genesis templates that simply unhook the standard content and re-hook it into the positions necessary for Genesis.

Still hopeful that those 112,000+ Genesis users will be a big enough carrot for Stiofan and the gang to move the plugin in this direction 🙂

Great thanks.

John

My thoughts exactly Amolin – and i’d love to be able to create themes to support WPGeo, but at the moment although it works with Genesis, it’s not “compatible” – it just outputs everything in a block.
I’d love to see a structure where i can do things like:

remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_do_post_title' );
add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'do_wpgeo_title' );

etc etc

and the plugin doesn’t play nicely with the structure of genesis when it comes to creating templates.
The WPGeo templates have get_header(); and get_footer(); which we don’t want as our genesis(); at the end of a template takes care of all that stuff.
I’d like to see all the building blocks of wpgeo being wrapped up in separate functions, so i can create a template and just output what i want, where i want, like this:

add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'wpgeo_do_detail_title' );
add_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'wpgeo_do_detail_content' );
add_action( 'genesis_before_sidebar_widget_area', 'wpgeo_do_detail_sidebar' );

Of course that may be something that can happen as the plugin evolves…

Hi Stiofan,

Thanks for the quick reply. I would prefer not to make my own templates as it can be a headache to keep them updated as the plugin codebase changes. I would much rather use hooks and filters, so i’ll probably wait until you have sorted the documentation for this.

Is there a hook for the WPGeo sidebar, so i can do a remove_action and then place it into my primary sidebar area?