Thanks for the prompt response! This did not fix the problem, unfortunately… I made my own store page template using that article to begin with, but it’s still tacking the store location details on the the end of the_content(), which I’m trying to hide so I can then use the WPSL shortcodes to place store location details elsewhere in the template. Is there no simple way to stop the plugin from adding the WPSL details to the_content()?
No worries, I decided to take to the internet and figure out my own workaround using JQuery. For anyone else who might need to do this sort of thing, here’s the code I used:
<script type="text/javascript">
$('.nextend-nav-XXXX').removeClass('closed');
$('.nextend-nav-XXXX').addClass('opened');
</script>
Just replace the XXXX with the number in your designated element’s class name, and this should do the trick!
