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From my personal experience I did not like MDD. Their servers are fast I can say that. Their customer support is basically non-existent. They will answer your emails and maybe give you hints on issues but they won’t actually do anything. It is also the only hosting service where two of my sites got hacked – and they did nothing to help and shut my sites down. So I don’t think they are very robust on the security side.
I use Lightning Base and have been VERY happy with features, performance & especially customer support. The owner also has several customers using Geodirectory and will configure things for you. Just my 2 cents. https://lightningbase.com/
Good luck
Oh Boy. Let me get rid of this and I will let you know how it works out. Amazing with adding and deleting plugins how you forget that things get added.
Thank you for noticing this!
This reply has been marked as private.OK thanks for the info Paolo!
Thanks Simone. The “region” changed worked perfectly!
Hi Simone,
I tried what you sent but found two issues
1. The code that I pasted in my functions file gives me City & Country. I am looking to get City & State. I did try to replace the word country with state but that did not work- I got only the city to display which I thought was funny.
2. The CSS deleted the street address which is good. But I couldn’t get the background color to display in the bubble (I think .gm-style is for the big map). So I changed to the below:
.gm-style-iw {
background:yellow !important;
}As you can see from the screenshot – attached – the entire bubble does not get colored and I can’t figure out what to do. Note the yellow color is just to show the problem – yes it is pretty ugly LOL.
Can you make a suggestion to help me get the State to display and have the bubble fully filled with color?
Thanks & Cheers,
StaceyThis reply has been marked as private.So I am trying to fix my Login and tried this and broke the site…any advise? Trying to get the Logout link to only appear when a user is signed in and to let the user properly logout instead of getting a 404 error.
add_filter('wp_nav_menu_items', 'wp_login_logout', 10, 2); function wp_login_logout($items, $args) { if($args->theme_location =='topmenu'): if (is_user_logged_in()) { $items .= '<li><a href="'. wp_logout_url() .'">Log Out</a></li>'; } else { $items .= '<li><a href="'. wp_login_url(get_permalink()) .'">Log In</a></li>'; } return $items; endif; return $items; }
Thanks Simone I will give it a try and let you know!
Cheers,
StaceyThis reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Stiofan,
Thanks for the reply – just thought I would offer!
Cheers,
StaceyThis reply has been marked as private.OK I’ll bite & given the fact that I didn’t do it wrong on purpose (and this is the first time this has happened). Could you tell me what I did wrong or what causes this to that I can check prior to uploading. Fixing this is time consuming and I have better things to do LOL.
Thanks
Hi Paolo,
I have not hidden the logout link on purpose – this must have happened – somehow – during the last update because before the last update things were working fine (except for the logout link always being visible (static) which I can’t figure out how to fix).
Originally I was using Theme My Login Plugin for sign up / sign in etc. because the GD Plugin did not allow users to make their own password or have reCatptcha. It worked fine until a GD few updates ago and then it stopped working so I uninstalled it and went to the GD Plugin as the PW & reCaptcha issues were solved/updated.
Can you help me “get back the logout link” so users can logout and not get the 404 error?
I have read the thread you provided (thank you for this) and it is beyond my capability right now.
Simone forwarded this code to me – but I was unsure where to put it – functions.php?? or somewhere else?
<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { ?> <a href="/blog-the-hydrant/">Our Blog: The Hydrant</a> | <a href="/wp-logout.php?action=logout&redirect_to=http://www.muttmaps.com/" class="/wp-logout-url">Log Out</a> <?php } else { ?> <a href="/blog-the-hydrant/">Our Blog: The Hydrant</a> | <a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-login-url">Log In</a> <a href="/?geodir_signup=true&page1=sign_up/" class="wp-register-url">Register</a> <?php } ?>
Cheers,
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