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  • #526358

    blumbre
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    Hi,

    I have insert the map with the different elements that I have created and after that the search, the first time that enter into the page it gets the three elements but if I insert a new location to search, I always obtain the same, the three elements that I have.

    The code that I have inserted is:

    [gd_map map_type=’directory’ width=100% height=400 search_filter=1 cat_filter=1 post_type_filter=1]
    [gd_search]
    [gd_listings post_type=”gd_place” post_limit=”12″ add_location_filter=”1″ sort_by=”latest” title_tag=”h2″ layout=”3″ view_all_link=”1″ bottom_pagination=”1″ hide_if_empty=”1″]

    Can you help me?

    Thanks!
    Regards,

    #526373

    Guust
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    The code that you should use on the Search Results page can be found at
    GD > Settings > General tab > Pages sub-tab > Search page > View default content.
    Use that default content in the Search Results page and if that does not work, then please post your URL and WP admin details in a private reply and we will have a look at your settings.

    Thanks

    #526584

    blumbre
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    #526622

    Guust
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    The search is working for addresses in your city.
    What addresses or locations are you trying to search for?
    Do you want to add listings in other cities? Then you need the Location Manager: https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/location-manager/

    Thanks

    #526671

    blumbre
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    #526673

    blumbre
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    #526756

    Alex Rollin
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    Hello,

    you can find CSS for hiding search bar elements here:

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/

    To change the ‘read more’ edit the GD Archive item and build a new shortcode for GD Post Content that has the features you want.

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/archive-item/

    To alter the map zoom on the Details page see this guide:

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/maps/#tab

    #529575

    blumbre
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    #529586

    Alex Rollin
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    To hide the near search field:

    
    
    
    /*GDV2 Custom CSS – Hide the Search Near field in all GD Search Bars */
    .gd-search-field-near {
    display: none;
    }
    

    From: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#gd_search

    I updated the map tab with this shortcode

    
    
    
    [gd_map width="100%" height="425px" maptype="ROADMAP" zoom="14" map_type="post" scrollwheel="1" marker_cluster="1"]
    

    There is a problem with the shortcode builder on your site, probably a CSS theme conflict.

    If you could share FTP we can look into the issue further.

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    #529893

    blumbre
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    #529905

    Alex Rollin
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    You can show listings with the GD Listings shortcode.

    I am not sure what you are trying to change. When you make a new GD Listings shortcode for the page you linked you can try settings the layout to 3 or 4. That will change how many listings show up in a row.

    Similarly you can show a logged in user their listings with the GD Listings shortcode. Again, use the shortcode builder to create a GD Listings shortcode where it filters the author by the current user.

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd-listings/#favorites

    #530028

    blumbre
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    #530048

    Alex Rollin
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    Hello,

    If you want to add additional fields, then you can do that in the Custom Fields tab.

    https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/custom/

    There are several predefined fields you can add. Make sure to use the option for each field to “Show in extra locations” and select “listings”.

    To show an edit button, you will want to use the GD Dashboard widget to show a link to the special page where the edit button is displayed.

    Otherwise, you can adjust the value of the GD Author Actions shortcode in your GD Archive item to show the edit button anywhere.

    Have you considered to try UsersWP? It is great for making profiles integrated with GD

    https://userswp.io/

    #530193

    blumbre
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    #530206

    Alex Rollin
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    To show a textarea field extract, use the GD Post Content element in the Archive item template.

    About the GD Dashboard, does it work if you disable the other plugin?

    If you use UsersWP, you may be able to use a shortcode to show other plugin information inside the UsersWP profile tab.

    Please take a look and let us know.

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