GD Compatibility Pack for X released

@thebirdiemachine

.x-landmark {
     display: none;
}

.x-breadcrumbs-wrap {
     width: 100%;
}

You could also add text-align:left; to the second statement if you want your breadcrumbs on the left instead.

Hi John,

I have updated as adviced.

Updated as below

php_value memory_limit 1024M

@john Allsop

Thank you. I am having a weird issue with desktop vs. mobile use and the headers (title display).

On the desktop I have no headers which is fine (although I would like to actually have my blog title display – but only on the blog pages- but I am not sure that is possible at the blog title appear on the GD home page and maybe other if it is allowed), but on my mobile device I get headers on some pages like

Details Pages for example:
http://www.muttmaps.com/dog-parks-hikes/united-states/massachusetts/boston/dog-parks/peters-park-dog-run-joe-wex-dog-recreation-space/

http://www.muttmaps.com (this one seems like a real problem the breadcrumb indicates that I am not even on the home page?)

http://muttmaps.com/location/
http://www.muttmaps.com/contact-us/
http://www.muttmaps.com/us/
http://www.muttmaps.com/privacy/

Hi Stacey,

It looks like the css for mobile view is more specific, so it is overriding the display:none; you added. Try adding this to stop the title appearing on mobile view:

.x-landmark-breadcrumbs-wrap .x-landmark {
     display:none;
}

The buttons will only pick up the X theme settings if they haven’t been styled by the GeoDirectory stylesheet. Anything that has a specific class and styling applied by GD will override standard css. The only thing to do in these cases is to take the styles for the X buttons and apply those to the GD elements yourself through your style.css file.

Thanks John. The breadcrumb issue is resolved.

However I am not able to figure out the issue with search bar when the “customize my search” gets activated.

Regards
Ajay