Pradhan Balter
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Hi Alex, thanks again. In my first post, I mentioned that I really try to figure out things myself because I learn that way. It turns out that there is a designated widget space (the Listings Detail) at the TOP of the Detail page. That was populated by various things. (I don’t know if that is GD or Listimia who does that.). Once I removed all of those widgets in that space, for the first time, the only thing that appeared there was the Tabs list. This accounts for why everyone kept pointing me to the tab list and it just didn’t match up.
So, I want to say, I genuinely appreciate you and GD’s willingness to dig in and see what’s going on.
I am good now.
Thanks again,
PradhanHi Alex,
Now that I have found where the Tabs are spec’d, I see the source of the double Map.
The Map is first spec’d as part of the Profile [post_content (meta)] shortcode, and then is listed separately below it. (See attached image). So, removing the second incident of the map is now easy. Problem is, I don’t want it in either place, preferring to locate it in the Sidebar.So the next question is, where is the Profile [post_content (meta)] defined? Can it be modified? Alternatively, can the map here be not shown via CSS property. Or does the Detail page simply need to be rebuilt manually to exclude the map?
Thanks for your help.
PradhanHi Kor, thanks for your prompt response. I hope you weren’t offended by my “frustrated” comment. It takes a lot to get me there…
Okay… the URL is
https://meditation-101.org/places/doubletree-hotel-philadelphia/
You’ll see there are 2 maps in the content area at the top and bottom. All place posts demonstrate this so it is definitely template based. This is using sample data, of course. The side bar map control is definitely in the Widgets.
I can give you credentials if you want to get into the backend.
Finally, part 3 below referred to the reference of Go to Tabs in the documentation. I have no such Tabs in my install.
Pradhan
Thank you!
