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So there’s no way to add it to archives?

How are we supposed to add Google Tag Manager “body” tag sitewide?

Thanks!

it does NOT happen when using the login form to log into the site. I can log in using the default /wp-login.php form. I tested logging out via wp-admin bar (top right) as well as the “log out” link that display throughout my site where I have login widgets added.

Thanks for reply. I just need to include a single piece of javascript code together with (above) the search results. I see in the filter linked above i can modify how individual listings look, but fear adding this code anywhere in this filter will make it output with every <li> in the listing?

Right I created the custom field, but it does not output when shortcode is used because there is no way to edit the shortcode parameters to add the code for custom class in a span wrapping the phone number. I already did the above to show up on the results template.

Or even just allowing us in the location settings to define a custom class surrounding the phone number (not including label). Most phone tracking codes (google, dialogtech, logmycalls, sharpspring, etc etc) just need you to add a custom class to the number to be able to dynamically swap out the phone number.

e.g.
— in location details editor, add field for “phone tracking class”
— code in front end around number becomes:

<span><strong>Phone</strong>: <span class="mycustomclass">(866) 999-1234</span></span>

(If this is possible then I recommend adding the capabilities on a per-location basis, as the tracking system may need a separate class for each location.)

I was able to add a new custom text field, and put my class ID into that field for each location. However, we are using shortcodes to display the info on the site, not the default “more info template.” How do I modify the output of the shortcode, to include my custom text field inside a <span> class that wraps the phone number output?

I did not see filter options for modifying shortcode output data.

That does not work for us because every phone number’s tracking code is different. So I can’t use a blanket filter to add code before/after wherever a phone number appears.

I would rather be able to add the needed code into the phone number field so that we can control it on a case-by-case basis.

This is in reference to Store Locator > All Stores > Edit Store > Additional Information > “Tel” field

Solved my own problem. Found the shortcode documentation!
https://wpstorelocator.co/document/shortcodes/

Also — For #4 your CSS class worked! I’d tried to find it within the theme but was having a hard time locating exactly what combination of code would work.

Thanks so much!

For #3: https://imgur.com/sTMWFku
I chose “1990” from the first filter and left it alone (without scrolling). i could see the site working to filter, and the number of results at the top changed (see “showing all 12 results”) but nothing appears.

Once I scroll even 1 pixel in either direction, the products fade onto the screen: https://imgur.com/k4rtrZX

I do not have any loading effects enabled through the theme (e.g. telling products to “fade” onto the screen or stuff like that.)

Regarding the plugin update, I use the Essential Kit. I saw an update was available and did so. However none of the problems have been resolved with that update. I cleared my cache and used an incognito browser to test as well…

Thank you so much for following up. I will wait to hear regarding issue #1. For issue #2 here is a link to the website: https://cntme.co/1IJR0sq

A couple additional issues I’ve discovered, if possible to review as well:

#3) if you filter down, in order for the right side of product to load I have to scroll my mouse a bit. otherwise it’s just blank.

#4) no matter how many products it filters down to, it still shows all pages in the pagination at the bottom (so filter down to just 2-3 products, and the pagination still shows “1,2,3,4…20” pages numbers)