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Thanks for that bug report 🙂

Thanks for reporting, I have fixed this and it will be in the next release.

Thanks,

Stiofan

Have a look at Appearance > Menus > and change the navigation label.
I guess that is added before the CPT name change so it will not change by itself.
If you ave a look in the “GeoDirectory Endpoints, you should see an Add CPT link with the correct name.
Thanks

If you go to the edit CPT settings and Click “Show advanced” you will see the extra strings there, this is for greater control.

Thanks,

Stiofan

Maybe “More Settings” then, instead of “Show advanced”?

Its for better UI/UX, most of these settings will never be changed and just confuse users, some settings users don’t even understand what they do, and by asking them to make a decision they don’t understand that is bad UX. Users like yourself who understand most things can disable this feature, i actually prefer browsing the settings the way they are, i ran it with this feature disabled but i ended up enabling it again because it was much cleaner and easier to find the settings i need.

https://wordpress.org/about/philosophy/

Every time you give a user an option, you are asking them to make a decision. When a user doesn’t care or understand the option this ultimately leads to frustration.

Stiofan

For sure we can’t please everyone 🙂
We are trying to take the approach of WordPress (which are quite successful), if we did it the 100% WP way then these advanced settings would just not exist, but we understand people will want to change things and customise things so instead of only providing hooks and filters where only a small % of people will be able to use these, we provide advanced settings for these.

Literally ever single company/product you mentions above is full of “advanced settings”
For some products/items they might all be condensed into the one screen and admittedly Apple mostly just don’t give you advanced options for pretty much the exact reason as WP.

It also might surprise you to know there are hidden settings screens in WP, you have probably never seen them and don’t even know they exist, there are no links to it inside WP, is that more patronizing than actually giving users the option to view and change them?

As i said we can’t please everyone 🙂