Hi!
Maybe the easiest way to do this would be to use the “Show the store list below map” template in the settings (see screenshot) and then hide the store list using CSS. The result list is printed in the DOM element:
<div id="wpsl-stores">...</div>
I hope that helps.
Regards,
thank you for your reply
this is currently the shortcode I am using
[wpsl template=”below_map” map_type=”roadmap” auto_locate=”false” start_marker=”red” store_marker=”blue” category_selection=””]
Can’t figure out how to hide the store list …
Would you please share an example?
Hi again,
Actually hiding the store list is not really related to Wp Store Locator. As I mentioned, all you have to do is to create a CSS rule for hiding the element that contains the store list.
Such CSS rule could be something like, for instance:
div#wpsl-stores { display: none; }
Try it out, you can insert custom CSS in your WordPress in “Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS”.
Regards,
