John Allsopp

I had a look and the content is not being output at all for GD pages!
I will probably need to start disabling plugins/switching themes etc in an effort to find the culprit – are you ok with me doing this?

Hi Stacey,

It looks like the css for mobile view is more specific, so it is overriding the display:none; you added. Try adding this to stop the title appearing on mobile view:

.x-landmark-breadcrumbs-wrap .x-landmark {
     display:none;
}

The buttons will only pick up the X theme settings if they haven’t been styled by the GeoDirectory stylesheet. Anything that has a specific class and styling applied by GD will override standard css. The only thing to do in these cases is to take the styles for the X buttons and apply those to the GD elements yourself through your style.css file.

Tried to take a look but it seems you have memory issues….

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 90 bytes) in /home/takher33/public_html/childcareindia.org/wp-content/plugins/wordfence/lib/wfBrowscap.php on line 87

@thebirdiemachine

.x-landmark {
     display: none;
}

.x-breadcrumbs-wrap {
     width: 100%;
}

You could also add text-align:left; to the second statement if you want your breadcrumbs on the left instead.

Hi Stacey,

You had the old version of the X compatibility plugin. The current version is 1.0.3 but i see that you don’t have an update message.

I have just made the changes to your plugin file for you but temporarily disabled the update function, and the breadcrumbs are now working.

Do you already have the widget area to put it in? If you do, then you just need to assign a background image to the widget area, then use the search css from one of the genesis themes already released.

If you don’t already have a widget area, you’ll need to create one in your functions.php file, and add code to display it in front-page.php

I can give you some sample code if you let me know a bit more about your setup 🙂

Ok that’s one out of the way then.
I know it’s a live site so this is always difficult, but the best way to get to the route of the problem is to deactivate all the plugins and add them back one at a time until you find the culprit.
I would start by deactivating all the plugins and switching to the parent theme, then add main GeoDirectory plugin followed by additional plugins, and finally switch back to the child theme.

Does your site work in IE8 & IE9 with our plugin disabled?