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Not sure exactly what you’re describing. Please post a link to a listing on your site.

Doesn’t look like a js error because the html for the submenu is not even being output. I’d recommend checking your theme’s header.php to see what all is being called. The single listing template calls get_header() which should include everything needed for your header, including the menu and scripts. There may be some logic in your theme to display something different.

If you use the Carousel shortcode included in the free Jetpack plugin, it has a lightbox, specifically for photo galleries that works flawlessly. http://jetpack.me/support/carousel/

1. Your theme is adding all the extra space. You’ll need custom CSS to override that. Something like this:

.single-listing h1,
.single-listing .page-wrap,
.single-listing .page-wrap .content-wrapper {
margin-top: 0;
padding-top: 0;
}

2. Yes, again with custom CSS. You can find the HTML element to change using Inspect Element in your browser. Something like this:
`.wplistings-single-listing .listing-image-wrap span.listing-status.active {color: rgba(0,0,0,.7);}

3. You can hide it with CSS:
.listing-lot-sqft {display: none;

Change to pretty permalinks like /%postname%/ and not the default.

Make sure both match including any www before the domain name.
e.g. http://www.yourdomain.com and http://yourdomain.com are not the same

Also the IDX account URL should not have a trailing slash.
e.g. This: http://yourdomain.com not this http://yourdomain.com/

1. For the thumbnail you need to set a featured image for the listing.

2. The search bar and “sitemap” is coming from your theme. You’ll need to use a custom template formatted for your theme to remove the get_sidebar() function.

The next version of the plugin will also have a custom wrapper function so it works with a wider variety of theme structures and may help in this case to not display your theme’s extra content.

3. The next version of the plugin will also include a field to display a default text or shortcode instead of the listing inquiry.

The code still works. Just use these filters added to your theme’s functions.php:

add_filter( 'wp_listings_default_status_terms', 'my_remove_default_terms' );
add_filter( 'wp_listings_default_property_type_terms', 'my_remove_default_terms' );
function my_remove_default_terms($terms) {
	$terms = array();
	return $terms;
}