[Steven Zahm]

@ PatriciaB

No, there is no way without some custom JS to add a loading git/CSS animation. There’s no reason for a search of change of category to take 30secs. Can I see?

[Steven Zahm]

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re: However, the FORM will not save. It simply goes back up to the top of the page with no message or function to having saved any edits.

Ok, the minor tweak I must have made the last time for you was changing the wp_enqueue_script() to wp_register_script() so the Form script is loaded vs registered to be loaded later. This will actually cause the script to load unnecessarily on every page. No harm really as it will not interfere with anything. The code should load it only on the page where Form is used but I think the way the Live Editor builds the page the script is not loaded as it world normally which causes Form not to function correctly, such as bouncing to the top. Honestly, I would say this is a bug in OptimizePress because shortcodes should be able to register scripts as that is standard core WordPress functionality that is being broken.

With this tweak, the buttons in Form work correctly now. Was that the only issue? I did not test anything else further.

Hope this helps!

ps. This tweak will have to be applied anytime there is a upgrade to Form on your site. Perhaps a upgrade safe tweak will come to me later. I can not think of one at the moment.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

Oh, I should mention users do this by putting the shortcode on the page multiple times, one for each category and then use a secondary “home page” to display the single entry profile details.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

Grouping by category is not possible only filtering by category. Here’s why… an entry can be assigned to n-number of categories at any depth in the category hierarchy. The results list can be searched and filtered. In such a scenarios it is not a scalable solution to group the results by category. This would work for only the most basic directories with only a small number of entries.

[Steven Zahm]

@ WPmonkey

Leave all options enabled on the SEO settings admin page.

It sounds like something is either removing or preventing the filters which modify the the page meta/title from running. I have Avada (older version) and Yoast which does work just fine. Perhaps there is a change in Avanda or some other conflict.

First, please try the conflicts checks:

• How do I check for a theme conflict?
• How do I check for a plugin conflict?

Let me know what you find out.

[Steven Zahm]

@ PatriciaB

Let me know if you wish to try this in the future. I’d like more details so I can try to replicate or have access to the site so I can debug.

[Steven Zahm]

@ H.Dupont

re: Is the problem coming from the fact that I am working in local with the software Instant WP ?

I suppose, I am not familiar with the product. All I can say for sure is that the Connections tables do not exist and are not being created as they should be. Since this is a local install, does the database user have permissions to create tables? If the user you setup does not, then the tables will not be allowed to be created.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Matthew

Install it as you would any other plugin and then activate it. After it’s activated, navigate to the WordPress Appearance Widgets admin page and add any of the Connections widgets to the theme’s sidebar. Configuring the widgets are like most other widgets. Change the options to suit and save the changes.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Daniel

re: I want to have 2 filter boxes. One for city and one for type of service. How can I do this?

Please contact me using the Contact link at the very bottom of the page.

re: where can I edit my template (cMap) to change colors/fonts/Font color/Text indentation (for example i have no pictures so I would like the text to be on the left), etc…

Many style changes can be applied via the Template Customizer for cMap.

• Navigate to the Connections : Templates admin page and click the Customize button for cMap.
• The page will reload with the Customizer on the left and a preview on the right.
• Click the back arrow in the upper right of the Customizer.
• Click the Style panel.
• Here’s you can change several visual elements of the cMap template.

For fonts family and text alignment, you can use CSS to changes those. Add the custom CSS to the theme’s custom CSS area.

Hope this helps, let me know.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Dan

I manually deactivated the CSV Import license for you. You should not be able to activate it on your site in the admin.

I also corrected your user account so the purchase history should now display for your. Let me know if it does not.

Apologies for the trouble!

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