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Listdom Single Listing Settings Menu Documentation

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The Single Listing settings allow you to control how each single listing is displayed. In this section, you can choose a layout style, toggle which content elements appear, and even assign different designs per category or per individual listing.

  • Style Category: Select the overall method for designing single listing pages. You can choose Pre-Made Styles (default), Design Builder, or Elementor when the Listdom Elementor Addon Elementor is installed and active.
  • Style: Choose the specific layout template, which depends on the Style Category selected:
    • If Pre-Made Styles is selected, you can choose from built-in layouts like Style 1 - Basic (default), Style 2 - Sidebar, etc.
    • If Design Builder is selected, you can use the drag-and-drop builder interface.
    • If Elementor is selected, the Style field lists the available Listdom Elementor styles created through the Listdom Elementor workflow.
  • Theme Layout: Select a specific theme page template for single listing pages. If unsure, keep Default Layout (default), which uses your theme’s standard single post layout.
  • Comments: Toggle whether to enable the standard WordPress commenting system on listing pages. (Default: On)
  • Display Options Per Category Pro: Allows assigning a unique single listing style to each listing category. (Default: Disabled)
  • Display Options Per Package: Allows assigning a unique style per membership package. This is visible only if the Listdom Membership add-on Membership is installed. (Default: Disabled)
  • Display Options Per Listing Pro: Allows authorized users to override the design for individual listings. Options are:
    • Disabled: Per-listing control is off.
    • Admin Only: Only administrators can customize the layout for each listing.
    • Admin & Listing Owner: Both admins and listing owners can customize their listing’s layout.

Enable or disable various content elements that appear on single listings.

  • Listing Labels: Displays special labels like “Featured”. (Default: Enabled)

  • Featured Image: Shows the listing’s main image. (Default: Enabled)

  • Featured Video Pro: Embeds a featured video for the listing. (Default: Disabled)

  • Listing Title: Displays the listing’s name. (Default: Enabled)

  • Categories: Shows the listing’s categories, which can link to the category archive. (Default: Enabled)

  • Price: Displays the listing’s price or price range. (Default: Enabled)

  • Tags: Lists the tags assigned to the listing, which can link to the tag archive. (Default: Enabled)

  • Listing Content (Description): Shows the main detailed description of the listing. (Default: Enabled)

  • Image Gallery: Displays additional images. Options include:

    • Lightbox: Open images in a lightbox overlay. (Default: Enabled)
    • Style: Choose List (grid), Slider, or Linear Gallery. (Default: List)
  • Embed Pro: Allows embedding external content via an embed code (e.g., a virtual tour). (Default: Disabled)

  • Custom Fields: Displays non-empty listing attributes in Default, Inline, or Table layout. Default preserves the established presentation, Inline wraps compact attributes horizontally, and Table creates separate label/value rows. You can also toggle icons, custom field titles, and Separator fields. Use Show Separator to display Separator custom fields on the frontend single listing page. (Default: Enabled)

  • Features: Shows the listing’s features or amenities. You can configure icons, links, and layout. (Default: Enabled)

  • Contact Information: Displays contact details like phone and email. You can toggle icons and labels, and enable/disable each contact item on the frontend (Email, Phone, Website, Address). (Default: Enabled)

  • Owner’s Note (Remark): Shows an additional note from the listing owner. (Default: Enabled)

  • Locations: Displays the listing’s location terms, which can link to the location archive. (Default: Enabled)

  • Address: Shows the listing’s full text address. (Default: Enabled)

  • Breadcrumb: Displays a navigation trail like Home / Category / Listing Name. (Default: Disabled)

  • Back Button: Adds a return link to the single listing page. Choose how Listdom determines its destination:

    • Select Page: Always returns visitors to the page you select.
    • Search Result Page: Returns visitors to the search results page from which they opened the listing. If the listing was opened directly or a valid referring results page is unavailable, Listdom uses the fallback page configured for this mode.

    The Back Button uses the frontend text-button appearance and is not full width by default.

  • Google Places Google Places: Displays live, explicitly attributed Google business data for a listing connected to a Google Place ID. Enable View on Google Button to show the business-page link and Google Rating & Reviews to show Google’s rating and review count. The element hides itself when both options are disabled or Google returns none of the enabled values.

  • Map: Displays a map showing the listing’s location. You can configure provider, zoom level, controls (Zoom, Map Type, Street View), and more. (Default: Enabled)

  • Working Hours: Shows the listing’s business hours schedule. (Default: Enabled)

  • Owner (Listing Owner Profile): Displays an author box with the listing owner’s details. You can toggle which info appears (Avatar, Name, Bio, Socials, Contact Form, etc.). (Default: Enabled)

  • Share (Social Sharing): Displays social share buttons (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). (Default: Enabled)

  • Related Listings: Shows a list of similar listings at the bottom of the page. You can configure how relatedness is determined (by taxonomy or location radius) and the layout skin. (Default: Disabled)

  • Report Abuse: Adds a “Report Abuse” link or button for visitors to report inappropriate listings. (Default: Disabled)

  • Listing Excerpt: Displays a short summary of the listing’s content, auto-generated from the description. (Default: Disabled)

If you select Design Builder as the style, you can create a completely custom layout. The builder interface is divided into sections (Header, Column, Footer) where you can drag and drop enabled elements.

  • Layout: Arrange elements into up to nine sections (Header 1-3, Column 1-3, Footer 1-3).
  • Section Width: Control the layout by setting widths for each section (e.g., $1/4$, $2/4$, $3/4$). For example, you can create a two-column layout by setting two column sections to a width of $2/4$ each.
  • Box Method: Controls how container boxes are applied around your content. Options include Whole Box, Row Box, Section Box, Element Box, or No Box for different visual groupings.