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Sure, just did it 🙂

Hi @d0153 ,

Thank you for your reply and the snippet.

Would this snippet affect any other functionalities of the plugin?

I also noticed that not only the category slug is being changed, but there seem to be other slugs translated or changed as well.

I have also used WPML before, but it adds a lot of overhead and made the website slower, especially with many plugins. That’s why I switched to TranslatePress, since it’s more lightweight and widely used.

Do you have any plans to make the plugin compatible with TranslatePress in the future?

Kind Regards

Hi Humayon,

So the plugin doesn’t create a new sidebar (for example for a post type), but only replaces an existing one ?

Best regards

Hi @tristan083 ,

This is one of the websites I am currently working on, with the following setup:

PHP: 8.4.15 , WordPress: 6.9, The Events Calendar: 6.15.13, Theme: BuddyBoss: 2.16.1

Thank you for your help

Hi @supportfitri

This feature would be very helpful, since online shopping has become increasingly international, and supporting multiple currencies is essential for both vendors and customers.

If you’re asking me for my opinion on multi currency plugins, I’ve tested several options, and Price Based on Country had the best integration with WooCommerce. It’s lightweight, doesn’t bloat the site, and works very smoothly overall. My second choice would be Aelia Currency Switcher for WooCommerce, which also performed well.

The only issue with Price Based on Country is that when vendors enter prices, they’re saved in the default WooCommerce currency instead of the location‑based one.

If that currency input could be set or integrated into the WC Vendors product form, everything else would work perfectly.

Thank you for taking the time to consider this and for your openness to improving multi currency support.

Hi Stiofan,

I think the category Default Listing Image can do the job for my needs. Thank you very much for the suggestion.

It would be perfect if there were a way to set Place images by URL directly in admin, so we can reuse existing files and avoid duplicates. This would also solve the problem if there are different images within the same category.

Best

Sam

Hi Stiofan,

Thanks again for your reply!

To clarify further what I’m specifically trying to do is assign the same Featured Image to multiple Places. These images already exist in the WordPress Media Library, but currently the Featured Image field in the GeoDirectory UI only allows uploads from the local computer.

So, the challenge is that I have to re-upload the same image multiple times, even though it’s already in the Media Library.

Would there be any way (via a hook, filter, or even a workaround) to assign a Media Library image as the Featured Image for a Place, without uploading it again?

Or use a custom field or code snippet to programmatically set the same featured image ID for multiple listings?

Even if this isn’t supported directly through the UI, I’m open to a developer-level solution as long as it integrates cleanly with how GeoDirectory handles featured images.

Appreciate any guidance you can offer

Best,

Sam

Thanks for your response.

since I’m using the [list_organizers] and [list_venues] shortcode to display a long, alphabetically sorted list on each page, I wanted to ask:

Is there any built-in option or recommended approach to make this list searchable or filterable?
As the list gets longer, it’s becoming harder for visitors to find specific names.

I’m not using custom post types or archives — just the shortcode output on a standard page.
Would appreciate any suggestions or best practices for adding a search or filter feature to this setup.

Thank you!