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Thanks @oriolmarti !

Hi @mshea28,

the workflow on how to add a single view template for a custom post type is different for any theme and page builder.

Variant 1 (involves PHP):
I’ve found a little documentation for the GeneratePress theme: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/setting-up-a-simple-custom-post-type/

Variant 2:
You can use Elementor to build the template. Here is the tutorial: https://elementor.com/blog/design-your-single-post-template/
To render location information inside the template just use shortcodes [open-user-map-location value=”Favorite color”] as described in the plugin’s Help section under Additional Shortcodes. You would need to have the PRO version to do this.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @ivitae,

I was just testing on Chrome and Firefox on Mac. Both work in the way that the browser keeps the last location. I guess it depends the OS. I can’t handle this form the plugin side.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hola @josenovo ,

Lamentablemente, por el momento no es posible. Se supone que el mecanismo de desplazamiento y zoom funciona así porque se ajusta a la mayoría de los casos de uso.

Saludos cordiales,
Daniel

EN:

Hi,

Unfortunately that is not possible at the moment. The scroll & zoom mechanism is supposed to work like that because it fits most use cases.

Best Regards,
Daniel

Hi @mkemala,

please contact me through the Support Option on the plugin website. If this is an issue with the PRO version we will figure it out from there.

Best Regards,
Daniel

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Did you install and activate the “String Translation” Add-On for WPML? That is necessary for translating strings of a plugin or theme in general.

After install you have the option to scan “Open User Map” for translatable strings. After that you can start translating.

I just tried it myself and it worked.

Best Regards,
Daniel

You already have other additional CSS code in action which actually conflicts with the new one.

1. Please comment out color here:

.leaflet-control-geosearch *, .leaflet-control-geosearch *:before, .leaflet-control-geosearch *:after {
    /* color: white !important; */
    font-family: 'Montserrat';
    font-weight: 400;
}

2. And if you want to fix the address search input field you should add color here:

textarea, input {
    background-color: #222 !important;
    color: #333 !important;
}

Best Regards,
Daniel