Tom Eranary

Thanks! That worked perfectly. Never would have guessed that.

I do notice at “Custom Fields” tab under Places, there are three categories:
-Standard Fields
-Predefined Fields
-Custom Fields

I’m not sure what the purpose of that third category is? It remains empty even if I do create a new field using a standard fields box and add it to a place.

The reason why I’m asking is because for many other sites we’re currently using Divi and the Divi builder. After looking into it, I’m not convinced that customizing the page templates generated by WPgeodirectory are easily customisable via Divi, and maybe you’d suggest otherwise? I did read your blog post on page builders 😉 Thanks again for the great support. Looking forward to buying full membership of your plugin.

That’s exactly what I did before posting here in the first place and the tab remained blank. Now it’s working… not sure what went wrong there. Thanks.

Hi,

Thanks for the feedback.

2) I changed the shortcode from [ninja_form id=2] to [gd_ninja_forms form_id=”2″ text=”Contact Form” post_contact=”1″ output=”button”] and that seems to work.

I assumed that the integration implied the shortcode from Ninja forms could be reused.

But now I have a Contact tab that just has a button. From a GUI point of view this does not make any sense: a tab with only a button that will open a light box. How can I put the content of the light box in the tab itself?

The tabs for Facebook, Twitter and Website have the same problem. They just contain a link. I assume they’re there but their actual purpose is to put them in the widget instead?

ok thanks. To clarify:

What we want to add is an explanation to the multiratings of WPGeoDirectory. If you have a rating “Cleanliness” or “Pricing” everybody knows what it means, but as we are creating a specialist site, we need to have some room to include an explanation. Just one or more sentences that appear in the frontend and give guidance to the review process. This description could be displayed under the title of the ratings, or as a popup when hoovering over a question mark icon. At the moment the add-on allows to specify a title and image, but not a description.

The multi-page thing is just nice to have. As the fill-out form would become big, multiple pages would not be overwhelming for the reviewer. But as I said, it’s nice to have. As an example, AirBnB uses this to break down the review proces.