WPSight

Hello,

thank you for your message.

Strings like “Keyword or Listing ID” should actually get translated via MO/PO Files. For this you could use a plugin such as Loco Translate for example.

Strings such as “Plot Size” or other details can be changed from within the WPCasa Settings (WP-Admin > WPCasa > Settings > Listing Details) and from the Polylang String Translation.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.

All the best

Glad that I could be of some help ??

Hello Dan,

sorry for the late reply. Obviously we’ve overseen that.

Please send your files to info[at]wpcasa.com

Many thanks and all the best

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by WPSight.

Hello,

maybe you can try get_the_ID() function?

Let me know if this helps you.

All the best

Hello Dan,

thanks for your message.

Indeed all plugin files get overwritten during a plugin update and there is nothing we could do about this. However, usually custom translations should be hosted in wp-content/languages/plugins.

However, we’d be glad to get your translations also directly included in the next update of WPCasa as this might be for sure a benefit for one or the other user.

Feel free to send over your files and let us know the name and link you want to appear for the attribution.

Many thanks and all the best

Hello Simon,

sorry for the late response.

Is your question still valid? Cause we’re unfortunately not able to find any listings on the site you submitted?

Looking forward to your response.

All the best

Hello,

deeply sorry for the late reply on that.

We’ve just released version 1.1.0 with improved PHP compatibility. Those mentioned issues above should all been fixed now. Please go ahead and update to the latest version. For your own safety we recommend you to backup your site (as you usually do) before you apply any updates.

Let us know if you still have any issues or if everything is solved for you as it should be the case.

Many thanks and have a nice day

Hello,

thanks for your message. The WPCasa Listing Images are managed via the Media Manager, thus the theme of your choice – if it includes a gallery functionality – should be able to display them.

If this is not the case feel free to check our themes as they all include a gallery functionality.

All the best

Hello,

sorry for getting back late to you.

I just checked the link and it seems like the search is looking fine. All parameters are visible. Did you already manage to solve this by yourself?

All the best

Great, I’m glad that I could be of some help for you.

All the best and have a nice day

Hello,

you actually were on the right track but it needs a bit more code in order to implement this functionality. Please see here for a full working example.

Be aware that this most likely will be added in one of the next releases of either WPCasa or WPCasa Advanced Search.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.

All the best

Hello,

to customize your theme in order to have more control over about how it looks like, I’d recommend you to have a look in our documentation here:

– https://docs.wpcasa.com/article/creating-child-themes/
– https://docs.wpcasa.com/article/using-templates/

The first article explains how to create a child theme (if not already done), and the second explains the general mechanism about how to customize template files. Please understand that knowledge about WordPress Coding and PHP Development is required in order to do this.

All the best

Hello,

thank you very much for your message.

I’m deeply sorry for the confusion. While the basic gallery functionality is indeed included in WPCasa, it remains currently inactive by default since quite a bit of theme-specific styles play a role. However, it definitely sounds a bit irritating seeing it in the description and not having it enabled as expected – so I’d like to apologize for that. At the moment we anyway plan to enable the gallery functionality by default and including a basic gallery. Unfortunately I can’t tell any specific ETA yet for that. In the meantime you can basically enable the gallery by using the following code snippet:

/**
 * WPCasa Bootstrap listing gallery
 */
add_filter( 'wpsight_meta_boxes', 'custom_meta_boxes_listing_images', 8 );
function custom_meta_boxes_listing_images( $meta_boxes ) {
	
	$meta_boxes['listing_images'] = wpsight_meta_box_listing_images();
	
	return $meta_boxes;
	
}

That will enable the metabox to add listing images. However, you will still need a some kind of gallery to actually display them. You can maybe try out any of the available 3rd party addons or maybe even the gallery functionality included in your theme might work.

Alternatively I can only suggest to have a look at our themes since they all include the gallery functionality.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.

Hello,

thanks for your report.

It really mainly depends on the theme you’re using. Since WPCasa comes as a plugin but design is theme-specific, we’ve only included a very small amount of styling in order to not cause any style-conflicts with any of the themes.

In order to get control about how your site should look like you might need to consider to customize your theme or alternatively have a look at our themes which come with custom templates specifically made to be used with our WPCasa plugin. You can also try them out here: https://try.wpcasa.com.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you.

All the best

Hello Marcel,

sorry for the late response. Usually we receive an email as soon as a support requests gets in, but this time obviously we haven’t got any notification. Sorry for that.

Yes, you’re right: By default the title gets generated with a surrounding H1 tag. Having multiple H1 tags on a single page isn’t as bad as it used to be. Search enginges nowadays got pretty smart and can differentiate between having various titles, some double and some missing. Not saying that it’s good, since having a well structured web page is always still better, but its not as bad as it used to a few years ago. However, long story short, you actually can use the filter hook which is in the same function which you’ve found already.

So you could basically try the following code to disable the header:

add_filter( 'wpsight_get_listing_title', '__return_false' );

This should theoretically disable the output of the title. Please try that and let me know if that works for you.

Alternatively you can also create a listing-single-title.php within your-theme/wpcasa/ and add your own custom title code in there (eg. by using the wordpress default get_the_title() function).

Let me know if you have any further questions on that.

All the best

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by WPSight.