Thank you so much! What did you do to fix it? I’m really struggling with this plugin. I think eventually it can do what I need it to do, but it isn’t intuitive for me at all. Is it possible to schedule a time to do a direct chat with a support person to walk me through some things? I’m finding the documentation limiting for people like me who need really specific instructions on customizing. Alternately, is it possible to pay someone for a few hours of time? My current problems:
1. pages within the web site that include the search terms are showing up in the search results. I don’t want that. I simply want a directory of people (member listings) where each person can select which categories apply to them and others can find them by searching for those categories. I don’t want content from pages that use some of the same words as the member categories to come up in the search results.
2. I’m wondering if I’m using “custom fields” and “categories” incorrectly. I need 7 main categories (if I’m using the right term): population, location, insurance, areas of specialty, therapeutic approach, license, and odds & ends. Within each category, there are between 8-40 sub-categories that members can select which apply to them. For example, under “population”: children, adults, couples, families and under “location”: North Austin, South Austin, Lakeway, etc. So another user can go to the search page and search for all members who see children in south Austin. I thought that by making parent categories and then putting the specific selections within the appropriate parent category it would create dropdown menus for each parent category. Clearly, it doesn’t work that way. Is there a way to do what I’m trying to do or does this plugin not work that way?
3. The same problem with the long lists of categories showing on the “add listing” page is also on the “search” page. How do I get rid of that? And is there a way to get rid of the “attractions, hotels, features,” etc. images at the top of that page?
Thank you!!!!
Stiofan O’Connor 4 years, 11 months ago.
