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If anyone else is looking for a solution like this, I found that the SiteOrigin Features widget which is part of the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle plugin works for what I want to accomplish.
If I could use a native GD widget, that would be preferable though.
Thanks Stiofan. Yes, can you please post an example of using the geodir_details_schema filter.
Perfect. Thank you.
This reply has been marked as private.I found a solution for removing the logo link and thought I’d share.
Use this script http://dreamwhisperdesigns.com/genesis-tutorials/change-genesis-header-home-link/
Then to take out the link entirely, just remove the href portion. As far as I know, this only works for genesis-based themes.
Thanks Paolo. that worked perfectly.
Hi Kor –
Thanks for the offer to help, but now I feel dumb as I just figured it out.
If anyone else has this issue, you should check WordPress Settings/Reading and make sure to uncheck “Discourage Search Engines from Indexing this Site”. If that’s checked, it adds the meta noindex to your header.
Another tip I learned while researching this:
If you are using a Genesis theme with GD, there is no way by default to change the SEO settings for individual listings.
You can enable the Genesis SEO options for the listings which are custom post types, by adding this to functions.php.
//* Allow SEO settings on place custom post type
add_post_type_support( ‘gd_place’, ‘genesis-seo’ );This assumes you are using the default gd_place for your listings.
I installed Peter’s Login Redirect and set up a login redirect to the user dashboard based on user role of subscriber. The url includes the variable for the logged-in user. For others who are trying to accomplish the variable-based redirect to the current listings page, it works great with GD!
I am still interested in setting up a page that uses the [gd_listings post_author=”current”] shortcode so that I can add an easy way for people to navigate back to their listings. I’m not a fan of the GD login widget because I think it’s not very intuitive.
Thanks Guust –
If it’s not possible to create a url that sends people directly to their list of GD listings (without Buddypress), what about doing it this way?
Create a page called “Current Listings” and use the shortcode [gd_listings post_author=”current”].
I tried that, but it’s not filtering as I expected. I thought that the post_author=”current” part would limit the list to the logged in user’s posts. Is that the intention of this shortcode parameter?
I’m half way to figuring this out.
I found that I can create a login link with a redirect to send users to the invoices page after logging in. Here’s what I have.
http://www.site.com/wp-login.php?action=login&redirect_to=http://www.site.com/gd-invoices
Can you help me construct a url with variables such that I can send people to the dashboard page instead of the invoices page?
I need to figure out how to replace author and authorname in that redirect url so that it works for whatever user is logged in.
http://www.site.com/author/authorname/?geodir_dashbord=true&stype=gd_place
Thanks for your help.
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