I was setting up a print.css today and I see the the actual website address of a listing isn’t displayed, and there is no easy way to change it because it is buried in heap of code.

I wonder if you can change the line in the code in custom_fields_functions to …

$html = '<div class="geodir_more_info '.$geodir_odd_even.' '.$type['css_class'].' '.$type['htmlvar_name'].'"><span class="geodir-i-website" style="'.$field_icon.'">'.$field_icon_af.''.stripslashes(__($type['site_title'],GEODIRECTORY_TEXTDOMAIN)).'<span class="geodir_website_address">' . $website . '</span></span></div>';

So that the website address is displayed and can be formatted, or hidden as necessary. Or give us a hook so we can do this ourselves?

Stiofan added a filter. Please replace custom_fields_functions.php with the file in the zip attached.

Filter to be used like this for example in your active theme functions.php add :

add_filter( 'geodir_custom_field_website_name', 'geodir_change_website_field_display_name', 10, 3 ); 
 function geodir_change_website_field_display_name($name,$website,$post_id){
 return $website; 
 }

New filter will be added to the next version.

Thx

Can you take the “strong” out?

$html = ‘<div class=”geodir_more_info ‘.$geodir_odd_even.’ ‘.$type[‘css_class’].’ ‘.$type[‘htmlvar_name’].'”><span class=”geodir-i-website” style=”‘.$field_icon.'”>’.$field_icon_af.’‘.apply_filters( ‘geodir_custom_field_website_name’, stripslashes(__($type[‘site_title’],GEODIRECTORY_TEXTDOMAIN)),$website, $post->ID ).’</span></div>’;

.geodir_more_info strong {font-weight:normal;}

Well, it’s just as easy to add the strong 😉

But no, I want the display like in my original image, or without the strong anywhere so it matches the other display fields on the detail page.

/* Change the way website link is displayed on detail page –*/
function geodir_change_website_field_display_name($name,$website,$post_id){
return ‘‘ . $name . ‘<span class=”geodir_website_address”>’ . $website . ‘</span>’;
}
add_filter( ‘geodir_custom_field_website_name’, ‘geodir_change_website_field_display_name’, 10, 3 );

Produces…

<div class=”geodir_more_info geodir_website”>
<span class=”geodir-i-website” style=””>
<i class=”fa fa-link”></i>

Website
<span class=”geodir_website_address”>http://buy4baby.com.au</span&gt;

</span>
</div>

</div>

…Which is perfect, and flexible for everybody! There is no way to get rid of the strong from the label otherwise.

As far as i can see all you have to do is add

.geodir_website strong{font-weight: normal;}

Stiofan

I was just trying to separate the formatting of the “label” from the url, if you keep the strong in there then everything is strong, if you leave it out then we can decide if one part is strong – like my image.

/* Change the way website link is displayed on detail page --------------------*/
function geodir_change_website_field_display_name($name,$website,$post_id){
    return '<strong>' . $name . '</strong><span class="geodir_website_address">' . $website . '</span>';
}
add_filter( 'geodir_custom_field_website_name', 'geodir_change_website_field_display_name', 10, 3 );

produces…

<a target="_blank" href="http://buy4baby.com.au">
        <strong>

            Website

        </strong>
        <span class="geodir_website_address">

            http://buy4baby.com.au

        </span>
    </a>

…a bit more flexibility. See image above.

I managed to get the website address to display like every other link in the sidebar with this css…

#top span.geodir_website_address {
font-weight:normal;
color: #889095;
}
#top span.geodir_website_address:hover {
font-weight:normal;
color: #c79a52;
}

…would’ve been easier without the

<strong>

😉