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That is so you can see the prices on the backend in some sort of order. To make it easier for you to manage the prices. AFAIK there is no front-end sorting or prices available. You can add some code to your child functions.php file to sort by existing price parameters, eg I sort mine by price. Maybe there will be a front-end-sort-order at some time soon?
I have been approving the reviews in the WP Comments section, not in the GD Reviews section – don’t know if that makes a difference?
I just had a look in the Geodirectory/Reviews settings and noticed there is an error message…
Warning: array_filter() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/comfocom/public_html/tnb/wp-content/plugins/geodir_review_rating_manager/geodir_reviewrating_template_functions.php on line 467
After every review. Guust, do you have that message?
This reply has been marked as private.Not working on my site, the links aren’t working for Like, or More, on my site either?
When I click on the Like link on your site, the icon changes to thumbs down!
I can loan you a good set of glasses 🙂
I added the review after the update? (The review module wasn’t updated)
I don’t think so Guust?
I’m talking about the count of reviews, not the count of likes.
Thanks guys,
I managed to get the website address to display like every other link in the sidebar with this css…
#top span.geodir_website_address {
font-weight:normal;
color: #889095;
}
#top span.geodir_website_address:hover {
font-weight:normal;
color: #c79a52;
}…would’ve been easier without the
<strong>
😉
I’m not 100% happy with this result, so if you can share something better I would be interested in your results…
/* pop-up bubble width --------------------------------------------------------*/ .gm-style-iw .bubble { width: 260px; } .gm-style-iw .bubble .geodir-bubble_desc { width: 90%; } .geodir-bubble_desc .geodir-bubble-meta-side { display: inline; vertical-align: top; } .geodir-bubble_desc .geodir-bubble_image { box-sizing: border-box; width: 100%; position: relative; display: block; float: left; margin-right: 5px; } /* Address display in bubble */ .geodir-bubble_desc .geodir-bubble-meta-side span.geodir_address{ margin: 0px; width: 100%; } .geodir-bubble_desc .geodir-bubble-meta-side span.geodir_timing { display: block; float: left; } .geodir-bubble_desc .geodir-bubble-meta-bottom { font-size: 18px; padding-top: 5px; border-top: 1px solid #CCC; width: 90%; margin-top: 2px; min-width: 180px; float: left; }
You might be able to do it with a background image that you repeat horizontally…
html.html_boxed {
background: url(‘../wp-content/uploads/2014/07/background-line2.jpg’) repeat-x scroll left top #EEE;
}I’m not familiar with the theme but there might be a section where the background can be set.
I’m thinking of “Special Offers” as more of an “Event” rather than the property of a listing. I don’t see a lot of use for the current “Special Offer” field and tab, mainly because it requires too much management because it lacks time/duration limits, and is therefore prone to being forgotten by the listing owner.
Since “Events” can be linked to a business I suspect this will prove to be a much more flexible and easier to implement technique for special offers?
Hi Brian,
It’s the option to block suspicious query strings, if you turn it off and on you should see the change to the htaccess file. When enabled, a search (simple GD search, not advanced) for anything without a “near” value just fails, does nothing. The query string is…
?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=larx&snear=&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=
I think the lack of values after the “=” signs probably triggered the filter, because adding a “near” value results in a query string that worked.
?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=larx&snear=mona+vale&sgeo_lat=-33.6779878&sgeo_lon=151.30334199999993
Add this to your child theme functions.php file
/*--Detail Page---Sidebar ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ remove_action('geodir_detail_page_sidebar', 'geodir_detail_page_sidebar_content_sorting', 1); add_action('geodir_detail_page_sidebar', 'geodir_detail_page_sidebar_content_sorting_mysite', 1); function geodir_detail_page_sidebar_content_sorting_mysite() { $arr_detail_page_sidebar_content = apply_filters('geodir_detail_page_sidebar_content' , array( 'geodir_detail_page_google_analytics', // Google info for author owner? 'geodir_detail_page_more_info', // Listing address 'geodir_edit_post_link', // Edit post for author // 'geodir_social_sharing_buttons', // 'geodir_share_this_button', 'geodir_detail_page_review_rating' // let a user rate page ) // end of array ); // end of apply filter if(!empty($arr_detail_page_sidebar_content)) { foreach($arr_detail_page_sidebar_content as $content_function) { if(function_exists($content_function)) { add_action('geodir_detail_page_sidebar' , $content_function); } } } }
Comment out the bits you don’t want with a // at the start, as shown
Yeah, I pointed that out ages ago, I guess it dropped off the radar?
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