Alessandro Tesoro

Hi @monique649

Can you please send me an email to hello@posterno.com with the email address you used to make the purchase? So I can proceed with the refund.

Hi @janjawat1

By default the plugin does not provide a thumbnails navigation or count of the images. You would need to edit the templates of the plugin in order to add this feature.

Unfortunately at the moment I’m not available for hiring.

Hi @tzvook

Could you please provide me a screenshot of the issue so I can better understand it in order to provide a fix?

You can either post it here on the forum or personally email me at support@posterno.com

Thank you.

Hi @dz9nr

Apologies for late reply, I’m now back at work after the holidays.

The code

add_theme_support( 'posterno_disable_maps' );

Does the following:

– Disables the listing location widget
– Disables the map from the single listing page
– Disables the map from taxonomy pages
– Disables the gmap scripts from single and taxonomy pages

The only other places where the map would still show is the submission page on the frontend (this is a bug) and in the admin panel (this can’t be disabled right now).

In order to remove the map from the location field on the listing submission page on the frontend, please add the following code to your theme’s functions.php file:

add_filter( 'pno_get_option_map_provider', '__return_false' );

add_action( 'wp_head', function() {

	if ( is_page( pno_get_listing_submission_page_id() ) || is_page( pno_get_listing_editing_page_id() ) ) {
		?>
		<style>
			.pno-listing-submission-map {display:none;}
		</style>
		<?php
	}

} );

The above code tells the plugin there’s no map provider enabled, because there’s no provider enabled, the plugin will automatically disable the gmap script from the submission page too. The css then completely hides the area where the map should have displayed.

I’ll will release an update as soon as possible with a fix so that the code I provided is no longer required.

Hi @quokka

This can be achieved in a few ways also depending on how your theme is structured and what features it provides.

This assumes that you have the search forms addon.

1) I would say the easiest way to achieve this is through widgets. If your theme provides a way to create sidebars for taxonomy pages you may use that functionality together with the facet shortcode in a text widget.

If your theme doesn’t provide a way to create custom widgets areas, you may use a third party plugin. There are many available here on wp.org.

2) Alternatively if you’re using the Elementor plugin on your site, you can download the free Elementor addon we’ve built for Posterno and create a custom taxonomy page as explained here.

Hope this helps 🙂

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Alessandro Tesoro.

Hi @treeflips

I’m not currently aware of any vulnerability. Should you have discovered any, feel free to email me at hello@posterno.com or hello@sematico.com with further details so I can investigate it.

Hi @hireblue

The base plugin (found here https://wordpress.org/plugins/posterno/) is free and will always be free.

Paid addons are available and they introduce many different functionalities. You can find the paid addons here https://posterno.com/extensions/

Hope this helps 🙂