GD Listing Widget

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  • #490792

    Amy Fox
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    Post count: 419

    Is it a bug or am I missing an option?

    If I use the GD Listing Widget and set to only display on the details page it shows the exact same listing people are looking at first?

    I use the widget 3 times at the bottom of the details page so people can see places of interest near the listing they are looking at.

    Only issue is when someone is looking at one of the categories I use in the widget as a place of interest the first listing they see is the one they are currently looking at.

    Should it not exclude listings if they are already looking at it?

    Example:

    https://dev.caninedirectory.co.uk/dog-walks/united-kingdom/orkney/burray/dog_friendly_beaches/4th-barrier-beach/

    Thanks.

    #490835

    Alex Rollin
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    Are you using the filter, there, then?
    As in, does it have this param: related_to=”category”

    
    
    
    [gd_listings post_type="gd_place" related_to="category" sort_by="az" title_tag="h3" layout="gridview_onehalf" post_limit="5" add_location_filter="0" view_all_link="1" bottom_pagination="1"][gd_post_images type="slider" ajax_load="1" slideshow="1" animation="slide" controlnav="1" types="logo,post_images" image_size="medium" limit_show="3" cover="y"]
    
    #491543

    Amy Fox
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    #491553

    Alex Rollin
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    Post count: 27815

    Yes, you can also set it to sort by nearby to have an output like the link you reference. The GD Post Distance will display distance in the archive item.

    We have just added “Grid 1” as a layout choice which should make CSS solutions for a sidebar display a little easier.

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/

    Try this CSS to hide the image:

    
    
    
    .gd-list-item-left {
        display: none!important;
    }
    

    Make sure to edit and target it so it only has an effect on the listings widget you are aiming for. That is one of the uses of a custom class added to the widget. We will be adding that field for GD Listings in an upcoming version.

    Unfortunately, more than hiding items, we are unable to perform that kind of design customization here in the forum, but you can contact any of the experts here for help:

    https://geodirectoryexperts.com/experts/

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