Remove listing link in navigation
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June 9, 2014 at 12:57 am #3798
Hi,
In Geodirectory>Design>Navigation, I have “show listings navigation menu” checked
so I can have my separate custom post types displayed on my top menu but I do not want to show them in a drop down list also so I do not have anything selected in “show listing link in listing navigation”. The problem is the title ‘listing’ still shows up as a menu item with nothing in the drop down menu. How do I get rid of the menu item ‘listing’ so it doesnt show up?thanks,
June 9, 2014 at 4:12 am #3806I think you might need to just add them manually to your WP menu, and untick the “Show listings navigation in menu” option ?
June 9, 2014 at 6:53 am #3813Hi,
Thanks for highlighting this. I will fix it in next release.
Temporally plz using css to hide that specific list item.
Something like
li.(the class on that particular list item)
{
display:none;
}June 18, 2014 at 1:27 pm #4704Hi,
I thought I would wait until the new version came out to have problem solved, instead of one more thing to add to css file.
But, I still have the same issue after the update last night.
Was the fix implemented? Not a big issue for me, I can just add the code.
Thx
June 18, 2014 at 3:14 pm #4766are you talking about the breadcrumbs in top of the listing name? how to i implement the code above to get rid of it this?
June 18, 2014 at 4:15 pm #4787No, I have the word ‘listng’ in my menu, no drop-down, just a leftover menu link actually still on the menu after I unchecked ‘show listing link in listing navigation’
June 18, 2014 at 11:03 pm #4911Nasc, I’ll remind Vikas.
Vikas, this cannot be removed with CSS because it has no class of its own.
All I can suggest for now is to use a translation file and replace “Listing” with ” “, but that is overkill if you are not using a translation file already.June 19, 2014 at 2:23 am #4959Hi Nasc,
Please let me know admin login and ftp access please.
Thanks
June 19, 2014 at 2:34 am #4962This reply has been marked as private.June 19, 2014 at 2:54 am #4965Hi,
It was very simple, u forgot to uncheck an option in Geodirectory > Designs > Navigation setting.
Plz have a look on attached screenshot for more.
Thanks
June 19, 2014 at 3:45 am #4975No, sorry I do not want the top selection checked because if you go to the menu item ‘join’, then ‘join now’ you will see a pricing table that takes you to the correct ‘add listing’ link.
This is for an IT association, I do not want to show ‘add listing’ I am using this as a way to join the Association. The 4 custom post-types are actually used as application forms and GD allows me to show them graphically
and find them easily by use of search. Both for the public and other members.My goal is to have just my 4 custom post types show up on the top menu, full member, basic member, affiliate member and channel partner, but I did not want the drop down menu with these items and I did not want just the link ‘listing’ that was stuck on the top menu.
Did i just make this as clear as mud?
Sorry, had to edit this, I just noticed that my pricing table only works correctly if I am logged in as admin. If I log out it goes to the normal WordPress login. I would assume That’s an error on my part.
I added the ‘add listing’ on the top menu to make it easier for you guys to check out problems rather than having to jump through hoops to go to
‘add listing’, now it appears I will have to leave it until I get the forwarding straight going to my pricing table.June 19, 2014 at 4:27 am #4978Vikas did not suggest you tick the Add listing one, only to untick the show listing box.
It seems the only solution for now is to untick that box, then go to your main menu and add 4 links to your membership types.
But I have alerted Vikas as well, there seems to be some unexpected behaviour here.June 19, 2014 at 4:48 am #4980I don’t think I was being very clear.
The problem is not the ADD listing link or the drop down that doesn’t show correctly for me in firefox. I am not going to use it after I get my pricing table working correctly again.
Going back to the original reason for he post:
In Geodirectory>Design>Navigation, I have “show listings navigation menu” checked so I can have my separate custom post types displayed on my top menu but I do not want to show them in a drop down list also so I do not have anything selected in “show listing link in listing navigation”. The problem is the title ‘listing’ still shows up as a menu item with nothing in the drop down menu. How do I get rid of the menu item ‘listing’ so it doesnt show up?
I was just trying to avoid creating 4 individual links on the top menu to show my 4 different custom post-types. I thought the plugin was setup to allow me to do that.
I do still have the issue, posted elsewhere in this forum regarding the fact that newly added categories to the custom post-types do not show up when selecting customize my search,This “technical Category” is the second field in the list of custom fields.They only show when you add a new listing. And, It looks like the category does not show up at all in my sidebars or my detail page (explained this better in the post)
It’s almost 1am here, I guess I will have to return to this in the morning.
Thanks for all your help
June 19, 2014 at 6:16 am #4991Hi,
I have fixed it and it will work fine in next release.
If u would like to check how it will work, please download attached zip.
Unzip it and copy file in ur Geodirectory/Geodirectory_functions/
take backup of ur existing file before overwriting.Thanks
June 20, 2014 at 8:18 pm #5322Solved! Thanks, it’s gone!!!
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