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I’m sorry, but this isn’t an answer that’s easy to give quickly in a thread. You’ll first need basics like creating and using a child theme. Than you have to figure out which additional html tags are needed to fix this. I’m sorry, but I can’t provide this as part of the support here because of time issues. If anyone in the community has time to help, they are welcome to help.

Where and how did you enter the shortcode?

A little more effort in answering my questions would help find a quicker solution.

Thank you @hetjou. I saw it and you can roll it back for now.

Please let me know how you have included the contact form. Best would be to provide a screenshot.

I just checked the website https://www.luxuryholidayhomes.co.za/listing/mossel-bay-11 and the Ninja Form does not show the code, but the regular form.

Can you provide a link where I can see the issue, please?!

More effort to explain what “breaks Ninja Forms” means would help you.

The second argument of the add_filter() is a callback. There you have to manipulate and return the data. This post can help you to understand how to use filter with WordPress.

Please understand that due to time constraints I cannot help write the code. If you need help adding the filter, someone else in the community or a friend may be able to help you.

Thank you @sfordev for the details.

I could reproduce this and have to write, this is not an issue.

With WordPress security rules in mind, we needed to sanitze the output of the listing content in order to pass plugin verification and be listed in the WordPress plugin directory again.

This sanitization required declaring the allowed HTML tags for the content. MapPress uses its own html tag <mappress-map></mappress-map> which is of course not in the list of allowed html tags. For this reason, the HTML code of the map fails the sanitization and is removed.

But there is a solution for you: you can expand the allowed HTML tags with the WordPress filter wpsight_allowed_html_tags. Feel free to add the HTML tags you need to show the MapPress map again.

Hello @sfordev.

Can you please provide more details on how to include the shortcode and which shortcode you are using exactly?

It’s best to provide some screenshots so that I can understand the issue.

Please do not assume that I know all the plugins and how to use them. The more detailed your information is, the better I can reproduce the issue and fix it if necessary (and, if there is one).

Hi @sfordev.

Can you please open a new thread for this topic and provide a sample how I can reproduce the issue? A screenshot where you added the shortcode and a sample where you expect the rendering of it in the frontend would be helpful. Thank you!

Hello @sfordev.

I want to let you know, I have just released version 1.2.10 which includes the fix for the missing styles.

Hi @vinkodarlic.

Yes, you can customize WPCasa Advanced Search to suit all your needs. There are filters and hooks for this. A first starting point can be the documentation at https://docs.wpcasa.com/article/wpcasa-advanced-search/#advanced-customization

Hi.

There is some code in your CSS that hides the select fields

select.bs-select-hidden, select.selectpicker {
  display: none !important;
}

You have to remove it and all fields will be visible again.

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Thank you @sfordev for your reply.

I’ve looked at this topic again and can’t find an issue with WPCasa. Output of wpsight.min.css and wpsight-listings-map.min.css is working as it sould. All I can think of is that you disabled the CSS through a filter. Please search your theme functions.php (I’m assuming you have a child theme) if you have a filter for wpsight_css.

Otherwise, please switch to a standard WordPress theme or our free UpTown theme https://www.ads-software.com/themes/uptown that I tested it with.

If you continue to have problems loading the missing CSS files, please disable all plugins except WPCasa.

Please let me know if any of these tests bring back the CCS files.

Thank you @sfordev for your post.

We have not changed the loading routine of the styles, so they continue to load on our system.

Which theme do you use?
Can you please check under WPCasa > Settings > Listings if the checkbox “Output CSS” is activated?!
Can you please check the source code after your page loads and see whether the missing files are loaded or not.
What style are you missing exactly?
Can you please share a screenshot where I can see which style is missing?!

I’ll take a closer look at this once you give me the details.

Thanks for your cooperation.

@babisands I just want to give you a quick update: During the code review process I have made some improvements regarding the Google Map feature. It will be released with version 1.2.9 soon, when the review process by the wp.org team is completed.

I’m not sure if this will cover your issues. Maybe you can check when the plugin is back in the directory and open a new thread if you have still an issue?! Thanks!