remove default output/markup of [gd_post_title]

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  • February 11, 2020 at 8:23 am #529760

    Daniel Kuttner
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    Dear gd-team,
    is there a way to get rid of the default markup of [gd_post_title] to show just the raw text? or the other way round: is there a way to prepend/append sth right to [gd_post_title]? We want to use it for generic headlines and currently the markup looks sth like this:

    
<h1>some text
<h1>gd post title output</h1>
</h1>

    therefor we just want to have 1 h1 😉
    Many thx in advance and best regards
    Daniel
    P.S.: [gd_post_title tag=”h1″] doesn’t help

    February 11, 2020 at 8:50 am #529762

    Kor
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    Hi Daniel Kuttner,

    Thanks for your post. You can try outputting it using a “Post Meta”, https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd-post-meta/ . I hope it helps.

    February 11, 2020 at 9:07 am #529765

    Daniel Kuttner
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    Hi Kor,
    many thx for your blazing fast support. This looks quite good but unfortunately it seems that 

    [gd_post_meta key="post_title"]

    doesn’t help with fetching the city name. Any idea? What we want to archive is to fetch the city name and embed this in our headlines as described above.

    February 11, 2020 at 12:35 pm #529781

    Daniel Kuttner
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    i am searching sth like the 

    %%in_location%%

    but usable without widget – is this possible?

    February 11, 2020 at 1:00 pm #529792

    Kor
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    Hi Daniel,

    Thanks for your reply. You can output the address using this shortcode [gd_post_meta key=”address”] and hide parts of the address using custom CSS code.

    Thanks!

    February 11, 2020 at 1:10 pm #529794

    Daniel Kuttner
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    Cheers Kor,
    many thx again but unfortunately this doesn’t work, at least on the detailpage of a GD_location. 

    [gd_post_title] // delivers output with markup <h1>
[gd_post_meta key="address"] // nothing is shown
[gd_post_meta key="location_city"] // nothing is shown
[gd_post_meta key="location_meta_city"] // nothing is shown

    I just tried some combinations because i couldn’t find a list therefor …
    Maybe any further suggestion? Otherwise i will stick to the markup version but sth without markup would be cooler.

    February 11, 2020 at 1:49 pm #529799

    Kor
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    Hi Daniel,

    Thanks for your reply. You can only use this [gd_post_meta key=”address”] but could you share your Website WP admin access here in private reply so that I could check your GD setup? To clarify, you’d like to display the “city” of the listing on your location page right?

    February 11, 2020 at 1:57 pm #529804

    Daniel Kuttner
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    February 11, 2020 at 3:47 pm #529819

    Alex Rollin
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    Hello,

    Badges can output address parts like %%city%% but location meta is not available without a customization.

    The developers are considering a ‘raw’ output for GD Post Meta to allow easy inline placement. I will ask them to let us know if there is an update about that.

    February 17, 2020 at 10:39 am #530774

    Naveen Giri
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    Hi Daniel,

    for city name, you can use following shortcode.
    [gd_post_address show=”label-value” address_template=”%%city_br%%”]

    We are working on raw output of GD meta as alex said.

    Thanks

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