Mark

The CSS file that sets the color is included fairly early; you should be able to include a rule in your custom style sheet or your themes style sheet that can override it. You’ll want something to the effect of:

.navbar-inverse {
    background-color: #xxxxxx;
    border-color: #xxxxxx;
}

Actually the CSS seems to be fine in this case, it’s a template/HTML issue actually. Here’s the process in a nutshell;

1. Copy the template file you’re going to edit, so that it won’t be overwritten when the plugin updates.

Source: /wp-content/plugins/ldd-directory-lite/templates/category.php
Destination: /wp-content/themes/your-theme/lddlite_templates/category.php

2. Open the file for editing, wrap the entire <section> body and call to <?php get_sidebar(); ?> with <div id="blocks-wrapper" class="clearfix"> ... </div>

3. Add the following classes to the <section>: “eleven columns” so your tag with attributes should look like <section id="primary" class="site-content directory-lite eleven columns">

Give that a try.

It also looks like one of you plugins is loading its own copy of bootstrap. You may be able to exclude the directory from loading a copy by turning it off in the directory settings. If you turn it off and things don’t look right, turn it back on; if you turn it off and nothing seems to change, leave it off.

get_queried_object() might work for you?

$obj = get_queried_object();
$name = $obj->name;
$slug = $obj->slug;

As for the permalink structure, it’s definitely possible, but it would require a bit of custom programming which is wildly outside the scope of the project as it currently stands. Let me know if I can help with anything else!

They’re both custom taxonomies, actually. You can use get_term() or in this case it would probably be easier to use get_term_by(). Each taxonomy is represented by a constant;

LDDLITE_TAX_CAT (listing categories)
LDDLITE_TAX_TAG (listing tags)

So you’d do something like this:

$term = get_term_by('name', 'Restaurant', LDDLITE_TAX_CAT);
echo $term->count;

You can see more options for get_term_by() here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_term_by

tekgirl, could you link me to an example of what you’re having trouble with?

Also, on the side, if you could start new threads for new questions; that would help us keep each issues contained so we know when they’ve been resolved. Thanks!

Line 39 of /ldd-directory-lite/ldd-directory-lite.php defines LDDLITE_NOLOGO. Change this to an empty value for starters;

define('LDDLITE_NOLOGO', '');

You’ll then have to make adjustments to either the CSS or possibly just the templates (in /ldd-directory-lite/templates) to remove the empty space you will wind up with on some screens.

Right now you would have to remove the is_user_logged_in() checks at various points of the submission process, and you would have to supply a $user_id in ldl_submit_generate_listing(). This would mean all listings would be owned by the same user and you would lose the ability to allow people to manage/update a listing on their own.

<?php echo get_queried_object()->slug; ?>

Should work!

Can you set featured images on posts or pages?