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  • January 13, 2016 at 3:34 pm in reply to: Navigation Menu Modern Portfolio Theme #176424
    gordonium
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    Look at where that menu is configured to appear. The lower menu is "nav primary". Uncheck nav primary and you should be all fixed up!

    Gordon
    Copper Leaf Creative

    December 10, 2015 at 2:28 pm in reply to: AgentPress Pro – link to dynamically populated Gform #173475
    gordonium
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    You're definitely barking up the right tree. I use the Gravity dynamic population capability frequently, and I agree - their explanation isn't the clearest.

    Setup the Advanced Settings in your Property field per Carrie's instructions - let's say you set the parameter to "listing_name".

    To build your link, simply append "?listing_name=The%20Name%20of%20Your%20Listing
    There are 3 key parts here:
    1) "?" - This initiates passing variables through the URL string
    2) "listing_name" - this is the name of your parameter and MUST MATCH what you put into the Gravity Forms "Parameter Name" field.
    3) "The Name of Your Listing" URL encoded (%20 represents a space)

    If you wanted to pass multiple values to your form, simply add them to the string separated by an "&" like this:

    ?listing_name=The%20Name%20of%20Your%20Listing&listing_address=123%20Any%20Street

    Again,
    1) "&" - separates variables passed through the URL string
    2) "listing_address" - is the name of your parameter and MUST MATCH what you put into the Gravity Forms "Parameter Name" field.
    3) "123 Any Street" URL encoded (%20 represents a space)

    You can create these links manually on each listing (yuck) or work up a shortcode or other programmatic source to create the links on the fly.

    I hope that helps! Don't hesitate to ask a follow-up if I've only confused you!

    Gordon
    Copper Leaf Creative

    December 10, 2015 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Search widget doesn't search in sidebar? #173474
    gordonium
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    I think is actually a WordPress weakness. Per this post, widget content is not searched: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/widget-content-in-search-results

    In looking through the advanced search plugins, none claim to be able to search widget content :/

    Gordon
    Copper Leaf Creative

    December 10, 2015 at 2:14 pm in reply to: hide specific categories in widget #173473
    gordonium
    Member

    The Genesis Featured Widget Amplified should do the trick for you.

    Gordon
    Copper Leaf Creative

    December 10, 2015 at 2:12 pm in reply to: Virus and Malware Protection #173471
    gordonium
    Member

    I recommend hosting in a Managed WordPress Environment. I started with WP Engine in Oct '12 and migrated all my client sites by Oct '13. I've been really happy with them. Other good options include Pagely or Pressable.

    Gordon
    Copper Leaf Creative

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