But the taxonomies ared displayed with labels that I can't find how to change.
Also, they're displayed with "Add new" buttons, but I need the users not to be able to add new terms.
Thanks.
Given that you're currently experiencing these unusual issues would you mind allowing me to have admin access to the website so that I can have a more detailed look at this for you ?
Please where applicable please provide me with a link to an example page where I can see the issue.
I've enabled the private fields for your next response.
The "Add new" already was hidden by CSS.
The reason why I contacted support is because I don't want to do this with CSS.
As per your first message, it seems to be a bug, or at least an "unusual issue".
What would you suggest in order to really solve the problem and not "workaround" it by CSS?
Thanks.
I did a quick test of this on a sandbox site that i've setup and found that the issue doesn't occur here. Whenever i added the marker with the form, i'm not able to see any labels. Also this is the code for the form.
Can you remake the form and re-add it to the map ? What I mean is to go to Toolset-> Post Forms and create a new form that is identical and then let me know if the issue remains.
I see that you're using the GridBuilder plugin. However i'm not familiar with with how to modify the grids.
Can you let me know the exact instructions of where to go to edit the map shortcode as well as the marker shortcode ? I will need to see exactly where the toolset shortcodes are in order to make the changes.
The problem is being caused by how you're loading the content template for the marker. Take a look at this test here. hidden link
As you can see when the marker is being loaded without the use of the php hook everything displays fine as intended.This is the content template i'm using as a test. hidden link
If you want to keep using your current method of loading the markers then you will need to use css to hide the information that isn't needed but given that this works without the hook then there isn't much else I can do in terms of debugging.