Modifying display of listings page and map

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  • #189705

    David
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    Is there a way to limit the view when using a shortcode as follows:

    gd_listings – just want to list name and nothing else

    home page map – dont want the category search in bottom right and want ability when clicking on map icon for place to format the way it looks.

    thank you

    #189753

    Guust
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    You can use CSS to hide the other data output by the gd_listings shortcode.
    Similar for hiding the legend, have a look here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-styling-examples/#legend

    It all depends what you want to change in the infowindow whether it can be done with CSS or you need some code.

    #191722

    David
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    When trying the code you listed it still does not do anything to the site map or details page when calling in from a custom asp page. I have put the following in the css

    #geodir_map_v3_home_map_1_cat {display: none;}

    When looking at the source code for the static page the code shows up but does not remove the category location from the map.

    The code being called for the map on the static page is:

    Listings-
    [gd_listings post_type=”gd_place” layout=1 category=”1,3″ post_number=”10″ list_sort=”az”]
    Map-
    [gd_homepage_map width=100% height=425 scrollwheel=true zoom=1 autozoom=true]

    Bottom line is I am trying to show the listings with just the name and no icons, images, or other extra stuff with a small font and the map not show any categories and not sure how to fix it.

    Is there any type of tutorial or more detail documentation on how to edit the code or css to allow me to complete my task?

    #191738

    Guust
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    Post count: 29970

    You can have a look at this article: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
    The SiteOrigin plugin mentioned might assist.

    With URLs of the relevant pages, we should be able to give a few more pointers, but without any code to see that is not possible. You can post URLs (and WP admin) details in a private reply, only staff can see that.

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    David
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    David
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    Guust
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