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Thanks again for your help. What about the Reviews tab? Can I get rid of that?

GD > design > detail tab > “Exclude selected tabs from detail page” > Select to exclude the Reviews tab there.

And with the advanced search that you inserted – can that be modified? I want it to only search events if someone types into that section. And I want it to search only places when they search from my Destinations section.

The GD Search widget has a drop down menu in the front, that allows your visitors to select only Events or Destinations. That drop-down adjust to the page, see for example http://thebeautyiq.com/events/ and http://thebeautyiq.com/places/

I want my Destinations page to look like my other pages in format so I want to have a header.

All pages of your site use your themes header and footer, so your destinations pages have exactly the same header and footer as the rest of the site, for example see http://thebeautyiq.com/destinations/united-states/california-1/los-angeles/beauty-boutique/apothia/
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory

You just need to style the GD titles on the page to look the same as the titles you use anywhere else. GD pages are not like WP pages, they are templates that are used to create multiple pages.

You will have to do some custom styling, have a look at this article: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/

There are a number of places you can add custom CSS, all of the ones you refer to are fine.
If you only want CSS to affect the destinations page, you need to target that page, for example:

.single-gd_place h1 {font-size: 50px}

That will target the H1 heading on the detail [single] page for destinations [gd_place].
You can find the page specific classes in the body style attributes if you look at the source of the page.

You’re welcome 🙂

At GD > Design > Listings, you have set the left sidebar to 30%, the content section to 63% and the right sidebar to 30%. That adds to more than 100% so that is breaking the layout.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory

This is added to your CSS somewhere:

.archive .entry-header, .geodir-breadcrumb {
    border-bottom: 1px solid #e2e2e2;
}

.
That is what’s adding the divider line.