[Steven Zahm]

@ Timothy

Apologies for the delay in my reply! Sorry, there is not a way to do this presently. I think this may be the first request of such a feature. This would require crafting new queries to support. I’ve added it as a feature request, but, it could be quite some time to be implement. Honestly, I would have to get more frequent requests. I do offer custom development services if you are interested.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

Perhaps the file is corrupt or something, have you inspected it?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andrey

Oh, Should have added, sorry, no, there is not a way to lazy load the directory content. That would actually increase the server load as WP woulds have to loaded twice for each time the page was called. Once for the initial pages load and a second to fetch the directory contents to lazy load it. The net result would be the initial page load would be about 200ms faster but overall time would be roughly 2secs longer to fetch the directory content. Lazy loading is excellent for loading static content like images but not for dynamic content from WP.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Andrey

I visited the page many times in Chrome and according to the browser network log the page loads in just over 2 seconds (2.2s avg). If anything, the animation adds a fraction of a second. That’s pretty Good for a WP site. Not sure what the issue is? Is it that the directory page takes about 200ms longer to load??? If so, I suggest WP Rocket or perhaps reducing the numbers of entries per page to 10 instead of 20.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

Hmmm… I pulled a random CSV file from my collection and uploaded an imported it just fine. I’ve left the imported entries so you could see. Perhaps the issue is your file???

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bruce

RE: In regard to the custom template question: is there documentation on building such a template?

Sorry, no, their is no documentation on building a template but if you review the code for the Tile Plus template I think you will be able to figure it out fairly easily if your know PHP. I recommend phpStorm, loading Connections and WP as libraries for code completion.

If you like the template and just want to tweak it, then template override files might be the best solution. You can also load custom CSS files. Both are update safe.

RE: Is it possible to have filters on any fields other than category?

Yes, I do have an advanced search addon available to those who purchase either the pro pack or extension pro pack and request it. It’s not generally available due to it being a little complex to setup, so I do offer setup as a service. If you know shortcode well, it is really not that difficult. I can provide it and instruction if you purchase one of these those bundles.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jackie

I suggest the cMap template as its layout is already similar to the default template and the cMap Template Customizer can be used to tweak the styling to mimic the default template.

Hoe that helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ mohammed nizam

Which filters do you need?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ryan

I’ll take a look but I’ll need an FTP login as well as an admin login. Details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Heike

Use this:

#cn-form span.address-type label[for$="[type]"],
#cn-form span.address-type select,
#cn-form #cn-metabox-metabox-email .widget-title label[for$="[type]"],
#cn-form #cn-metabox-metabox-email .widget-title select,
#cn-form #cn-metabox-metabox-phone .widget-title label[for$="[type]"],
#cn-form #cn-metabox-metabox-phone .widget-title select {
  display: none !important;
}

Hope that helps!

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