City, Country on Listings in Supreme

1) Add the whole address like you did, and then hide the address with CSS. Something like

.post-type-archive span[itemprop="streetAddress"] {display: none;}

should do it.

2) Have a look here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/re-order-tabs-in-a-listing-detail-page/
That should still apply.

To have a mixture with some sections in a tab layout, and the others above outside of tabs, would require customization.

1. You can add this to your functions.php file, that should return something like in the image:

add_filter('geodir_show_post_address', 'geodir_change_address_order' , 100 , 2) ;
function geodir_change_address_order($html , $vars)
{
	global $post, $preview, $wpdb;
	$field_icon='';
	if (strpos($field_icon,'http') !== false) {$field_icon_af = '';}
		elseif($field_icon==''){$field_icon_af = '<i class="fa fa-home"></i>';}
		else{$field_icon_af = $field_icon; $field_icon='';}
	
	if(!$preview)
	{
		$html = '<p class="" style="clear:both;" itemprop="address" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/PostalAddress">';
		$html .= '<span class="geodir-i-location" style="'.$field_icon.'">'.$field_icon_af;
		$html .=  '&nbsp;';
		$html .= '</span>';
		//print_r($_POST);
		
		if($post->post_address){}
		if($post->post_zip){}
		if($post->post_city){ $html .= '<span itemprop="addressLocality">'.$post->post_city.'</span>, ';}
		if($post->post_country){ $html .= '<span itemprop="addressCountry">'.$post->post_country.'</span><br>';}
		$html .= '</p>';
	}
	return $html ;
}

2. I have asked Paolo to look at your other question.

Hi,

the re-order function provided as example will work no matter if you are displaying the content as tabs or as list.

If you provide a link and admin credentials we will have a look at what you have done so far.

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi Gavin,

I’m getting: Invalid Username/Password.

Can you please double check them?

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,

some of your tabs are excluded in GeoDirectory >> Design >> Datails. In Supreme theme that moves them to the sidebar.

If you include the tabs back, it should be working correctly.

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,

it looks like you missed a part of the tutorial.

Start with:

If you are using fieldsets in tabs, the tab index is assigned automatically and unfortunately it isn’t that obvious to figure out.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/re-order-tabs-in-a-listing-detail-page/

Please follow that part and you should be able to easily reorder the custom tabs within the array too.

Let us know how you went,

Thanks