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Probably a hiccup somewhere.

There is no built-in free slideshow that comes with this plugin. On another site utilizing this wp-property I saw that the person used soliloquy which I think is alot better than the “premium” slideshow. The lite version is free and actually serves its purpose for a simple slideshow. After creating the slideshow, when you go to add a new property, you will see an “add slideshow” button at the top next to “add media” which makes it really convenient to add your slideshow shortcode.

Get custom css manager
Use webdeveloper tools (a firefox addon) to find the class or id of the element containing the text. Then to see if it works, you can actually make edits to the css within webdeveloper to see how it affects that element before making the final change via css.

Yes but it will require some custom back-end work (not a total re-work of code but some editing to exclude or include what you want). This is dependent on how far you want to take the customization. You could also add your own custom fields (that will appear in the general information tab) from the settings>developer tab. The two files you’d want to look at are in the templates folder (property.php and property-overview.php for the most part).

Yes it’s very possible especially when using the webdeveloper plugin for firefox. Just find the class or id you need to make a change to. Instead of editing the actual css file thats attached to this plugin, I use the custom css manager plugin to edit my custom css from the dashboard.