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  • Plugin Author agentevolution

    (@agentevolution)

    Can you provide a link to your site?

    Thread Starter candycook

    (@candycook)

    I’m using the listings plugin as a campground listings, rather than it’s intended use as real estate listings. https://longlivelearning.com/listings/

    Plugin Author agentevolution

    (@agentevolution)

    No problem. We make every effort to be compatible with the largest number of themes, but all themes have their own way of doing things.

    Just add this bit of custom CSS to your theme’s stylesheet for it to layout properly:

    section.content-area {overflow: visible;}

    Edit: You may have to add an important declaration so it takes precedence over the plugin’s CSS:

    section.content-area {overflow: visible !important;}

    Thread Starter candycook

    (@candycook)

    Thanks, man. Y’all rock. The plugin is great.

    I’m having the same problem, and I tried putting in the important code as you suggested, but it’s not making any difference. You can see it here….

    https://www.sharonmurphree.com/listings/1729-ramfield-road/

    Plugin Author agentevolution

    (@agentevolution)

    @bwalters21 – Your theme has a completely unorthodox HTML structure and is not outputting some HTML that would be expected in order to contain the custom content, and the sidebar, within it’s structure.

    In your case, we recommend using a page template that comes with your theme (page.php or single.php) so it has their markup structure.

    Copy it and rename to single-listing.php. It will then override the plugin’s included template.

    Then copy and paste the single_listing_post_content() function into the template (lines 17-295). Then replace your theme’s the_contentfunction call with the call to single_listing_post_content().

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