mattfcom

Hello,

I have since had the PHP module mb_strpos installed on my server. I know, for a fact, that it has been installed as I watched Technology Officer at my company install it on our dedicated server. I am still getting the same error when I click on the top listing (under popular places) on my homepage at worldmartialartsdirectory.org.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function mb_strpos() in /home/worldmartialarts/public_html/wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory-functions/custom_functions.php on line 146

I have also updated wordpress, the plugin, and theme.

Is there a way for me to edit the login page in that case? (/gd-login/)

I just want to add a block of text on top of the forms to explain why a user must sign in or up.

Worked perfectly when added to my custom .css – thanks!

I have disabled the extra br

Is there a particular class or id of an element to format via css?

I tried the universal selector (*) the form fields class (.ss-q-short) and the containing div (div.wpgform-first.wpgform-last.wpgform-column) separately and nothing changed with a display: block; or display:inline-block; using the css editor inside the plugin.

Better yet, is there a way to enable users who are not logged in to submit a listing – this would 100% solve my issue as I have already worked through the other 90% of my problem.

Thanks,

My website

If you try to submit a listing it is the first step.

I would like to eliminate it or change it to a mult-select list with each US state. The issue with the latter is that when I try to do that in my admin panel it gives the option but not the space to insert a comma separated list.

As for the version, I downloaded the plugin two days ago, so, I assume it is the latest version.

Thanks for your time.