Mark

There may be a bigger bug if it’s displaying all your listings on the plugin home page…

Only listings tagged “featured” should be showing up there. Are your listings tagged with anything at all?

This can be set in the Reading settings on your dashboard, or via an action hook, such as:

function my_set_posts_per_page($query) {
        if (isset($query->query_vars['listing_category])){
            $query->set('posts_per_page', 10); // set this to the desired number
        }
    }
    add_action('pre_get_posts', 'my_set_posts_per_page');

I’m adding this as a user setting to the next release, along with adding the appropriate navigation links to the category.php template (these are currently non-existent and have to be copied from your theme… that was an oversight on my part).

I’ll need a little more information on what’s happening to help;

– is this from the submit listing form, or form the dashboard?
– does the listing itself submit and show as pending?
– does everything else seem to work (ie details show up, emails are sent, etc)?
– Does anything show in the logo area on the add/edit listing screen of the dashboard? A broken image or nothing at all?
– Do you see the image in the media library or does it just seem to disappear altogether?

I appreciate the heads up!

You’re right, I did a horrible job of double checking my work on that one and missed quite a few. I made the change to try and standardize where I’m using different prefixes, and to have the i18n be unique from other constructs.

I’ll fix that for the next release.

This is due to the template, you can probably just remove the call to get_sidebar() in /templates/category.php and /templates/single.php (before you edit them, don’t forget to copy these to a directory called lddlite_templates in your theme directory).

It’s improbable to build a plugin such as this, that relies heavily on presentation, in a way that will play nicely with every possible theme combination. Generic templates were built in an attempt to integrate with the largest subsection possible, but further customization will be needed in most cases.

Thank you for the kind comments!

Fields that are inherently optional can just be removed — pretty much any field in /templates/panel-meta.php can be removed and the submission process won’t even notice they’re gone.

If you need to modify the list of required fields, you can filter lddlite_submit_required_fields. This filter passes an array of required field names.

Note: in the actual HTML form, input names are prefixed with n_, such as n_title. You don’t need to prefix these names in your code as the processor does it for you; so you would refer to n_title as simply title.

There’s an importer to bring your existing content over.

Install directory lite and activate it before you remove the old plugin, and navigate over to the new plugin settings screen. You’ll see a message at the top asking if you want to import from the old plugin.

I think I’m with you now. Have you seen this post: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/create-custom-single-post-templates-for-specific-posts-or-sections-in-wordpress/

That might help set you in the right direction. Your post was tagged for this plugin (ldd directory lite) which is where most of the confusion came from I think. I don’t believe it will do what you’re trying to do.