Difference between revisions of "How to hide the map from certain categories"

Revision as of 10:05, 15 December 2013

Each listing type in JReviews has settings to hide the map from all categories that use that listing type:

If you want to hide the map from specific categories regardless of the listing type, you can customize the theme files to remove the map code:

First create copies of those files and rename them to this:

Then delete the code for maps in those files and clear the File Registry in JReviews configuration.

To hide the map from specific categories, use the Theme Manager and add a "_nomap" theme suffix to those categories.

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-You've successfully added GeoMaps to your site, but you also have certain categories, like news and blogs and others that don't require showing maps.
+Each listing type in JReviews has settings to hide the map from all categories that use that listing type:
-The easiest solution is to edit the listing type of those categories and disable displaying the map on their list and detail pages.
+[[File:gm-listingtype.png]]
+If you want to hide the map from specific categories regardless of the listing type, you can customize the theme files to remove the map code:
-Alternative is to create a copy of these two theme files
 *\com_jreviews\jreviews\views\themes\default\listings\detail.thtml
 *\com_jreviews\jreviews\views\themes\default\listings\listings_blogview.thtml
-rename the copies to this:
+First create copies of those files and rename them to this:
 *detail_nomap.thtml - listing detail page
 *listings_blogview_nomap.thtml - category list page
-and delete the code for maps in those files.
-Click on '''Clear File Registry''' link in JReviews administration for JReviews to recogniz new files.
+Then delete the code for maps in those files and clear the '''File Registry''' in JReviews configuration.
-To hide the map from certain categories, use the [[Theme Manager]] and add a "_nomap" theme suffix to those categories.
+To hide the map from specific categories, use the [[Theme Manager]] and add a "_nomap" theme suffix to those categories.