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Yes, if you have a specific taxonomy and/or term that doesn’t require that info or you want to display that info on, you can use the archive-listing.php as a template, copy it to your theme folder, and rename it according to the Template Hierarchy. i.e. taxonomy-taxonomyname–taxonomyterm.php and then customize it to your needs.

Also, instead of editing class-listings.php to add property details, you should be using a filter added to your theme’s functions.php. A write up on how to do this is available here: http://www.agentevolution.com/how-to-2/change-wp-listings-property-details/

Nothing at all is showing or is there an error?

You may need to reset your permalinks by going to Settings > Permalinks and pressing Save to reset the permalinks.

Also, check to make sure your theme doesn’t have template files that would be overriding those in the plugin:
– single-listing.php
– archive-listing.php
– taxonomy.php

You can customize the single-listing.php and drop it into your theme folder where it will be used instead of the plugin’s included version.

All listings are displayed on the main listings page. The default is http://www.yourdomain.com/listings but can be changed in the plugin’s Settings.

Just change the taxonomy name.

The shortcode doesn’t allow for multiple taxonomies/terms because of the nature of wp_query. Your best option is to perform a search, where you can query multiple taxonomies/terms, and link to that search result page.

You can add some custom CSS to add padding to the search results page.

.post-type-archive-listing .content {padding: 20px;}

1. Please provide a link to your site.

2. Disable any other active plugins.

3. Switch to the default Twenty Fourteen theme