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@maybellyne Thank you for the guide, it’s removed now.
Thanks for pointing out the setting section, I was able to disabled some of them from there!
However, there are still some types shown below in the sitemap_index.xml that are not presented in the setting, how do I disable those?
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/docs-sitemap.xml 2023-02-07 20:18 +00:00
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/category-sitemap.xml 2023-02-06 13:03 +00:00
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/event_listing_category-sitemap.xml 2023-03-10 17:23 +00:00
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/event_listing_type-sitemap.xml 2023-03-10 17:23 +00:00
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/doc_category-sitemap.xml 2023-02-07 20:18 +00:00
https://mydomain.wpengine.com/doc_tag-sitemap.xml 2023-02-07 20:18 +00:00Thank you, @ricardorivera that’s what I thought.
I just added a FALSE to the following line to prevent the if loop to run in the override single-event_listing file, as follow:
if( FALSE && !empty($additional_fields)) : ?>@priyagoenka in reverse, is there a way to NOT display custom field(s) on the single event listing page ( event detail page)?
@priyagoenka Thanks, but I was looking to add it to the event lising page instead of event dashboard
@shuvarthibiswas Thanks this guide helped to create a new filter for the event page for single select field. I also need to create a filter for multi-select field – Do you guys have any example for multi select field?
I tried to add multiple attribute to the select element like this, but the filter function doesn’t seem to work this way:<select name=”filter_by_interests” class=”event-manager-filter” multiple>
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