Tijmen Smit

There’s probably a conflict with a theme / other plugin. Can you open the browser console on the admin page and press F12, do any js errors appear from other plugins / themes?

Are all your other plugins up to date? If possible, can you for a second disable other plugins and switch back to a default theme and see if this fixes it? If so, then enable the plugins again one by one and let me know which one breaks it.

I didn’t test it, but you should be able to use the wpsl_js_settings filter to change the clusterImagePath to a local url path ( self hosted ) where you stored the different cluster marker images ( m1.png to m5.png ). Then it will no longer make a request to an external source.

I hope to release a public beta for the v3 update in the next weeks, the final 3.0 release all depends on the feedback to the beta version.

Can you check if this settings field is empty “Number of locations to show” ( Map section ), if not leave it empty and try to reload the page.

Otherwise contact me here 🙂

I may have misunderstood your question.

If you have a dropdown on your website with country -> states, and this redirects the user to the store locator page ( wpsl for example ), then you can do this wpsl/?wpsl-categories=category_id.

Add the code below to the functions.php inside you active theme folder and the correct category will automatically be selected.

add_filter( 'wpsl_dropdown_category_args', 'custom_dropdown_category_args' );

function custom_dropdown_category_args( $args ) {

	if ( isset( $_REQUEST['wpsl-categories'] ) ) {
		$selected_id = absint( $_REQUEST['wpsl-categories'] );
    	        $args['selected'] = $selected_id;
	}
	
	return $args;
}

You where probably using the classic editor instead of Gutenberg? The get_the_title wasn’t properly sanitized, and this was indeed fixed in 2.3.1

The correct / recommended way to do what you want is by adding the code below the functions.php inside your active theme folder.

Do create a css rule to make the text inside the span not appear bold.

add_filter( 'wpsl_store_header_template', 'custom_store_header_template' );

function custom_store_header_template() {
    
    $header_template = '<% if ( wpslSettings.storeUrl == 1 && url ) { %>' . "\r\n";
    $header_template .= '<strong><a href="<%= url %>"><%= store %> - <span><%= url %></span></a></strong>' . "\r\n";
    $header_template .= '<% } else { %>' . "\r\n";
    $header_template .= '<strong><%= store %></strong>' . "\r\n";
    $header_template .= '<% } %>'; 
    
    return $header_template;
}

How did you use this before? The title field should be just for the title, not html attributes.

What did you do with it on the front-end . Maybe there’s another way to do the same thing if you can share more about how you where using it.