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The shortcode does not use a template – It is a shortcode.

You would need to modify the /includes/shortcodes.php file – which will be overwritten in a plugin update.

The wiser choice would be to make your own custom shortcode by copying that code from the /includes/shortcodes.php file and copying to your theme’s functions.php or a custom plugin, then changing the shortcode name and any other custom code. Bear in mind, this level of customization is not supported.

Closing for duplicate: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/putting-a-white-background-in-the-listings-2/

This is because your theme is trying to apply styling to the empty HTML element. You can use CSS to hide the element.

.listing span.currency-symbol {display: none;}

This has been tested and still works in the latest version of the plugin. Verify you theme is actually using your custom template.

This plugin will help you do that: https://wordpress.org/plugins/show-current-template/

1. The importer will not import listings coordinates, since they are not available in the clients/featured API return. However, if using the Equity framework, an exclusive API is used that does allow for this.

2. There are a few possible reasons for this: no featured image available, featured image in invalid format, process timed out, etc. More information on the IDX account/MLS used and the listing IDs with this issue to determine the exact cause.

3. Same as above, there are several possible reasons for this and more information on the IDX account/MLS being used and the listing IDs with the issue would be needed to troubleshoot further.

Your version of PHP does not support namespaces which causes this type of error. Contact your web host and have them update to at least PHP 5.4, with PHP 7 recommended.

The plugin generates a more rectangular featured image size, since most headshots are not square.

To change that, you’ll need to edit the plugin file /includes/views/single-employee.php

Change line 23 from this:
$thumb_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src($thumb_id, 'employee-full', true);

To this:
$thumb_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src($thumb_id, 'thumbnail', true);

To make sure your edits do not get overridden in a plugin update copy the single-employee.php file to your theme folder.

There is a wonderful plugin that will let you do exactly that: https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicate-post/