Setting Location In Navigation Bar

WP pages have no idea what location you set, so that info is lost.
One option is to use GD pages only, but I guess that is quite restrictive.
I’ll get the developers to have a look, if I remember correctly there is some coding work around.

Thanks

We used to work it that way and has nothing but problems with caching. If you set location X on a standard page then it will show different info for different people/search engines, caching etc. It took us a long time to get away from this and we will never go back 🙂

You have the location page for each locations, whats wrong with using that?

Stiofan

Each location page has a header, top section, 3 columns, a bottom section and a footer, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory

So set each column to about 32% width and add the same widgets to the columns as you used on the homepage of your site.

Thanks

Not tested but you could try “the_content” filter.

Stiofan

You can add images to the locations settings, you can then get them with

$seo = geodir_get_location_seo();
            if (isset($seo->seo_image_tagline) && $seo->seo_image_tagline) {
                $sub_title = __($seo->seo_image_tagline, 'geodirlocation');
            }
            if (isset($seo->seo_image) && $seo->seo_image) {
                $full_image_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src($seo->seo_image, 'full');
            }

Hope that helps.

Stiofan