In the example, we are setting the default role to ‘Subscriber’, but you can set your desired role by editing the ‘$args[‘role’] = ‘subscriber’;’ entry.

By default, any line that starts with ‘unset’ will remove the corresponding field. Remove each line, starting with ‘unset,’ for any field you wish to
By default, MyListing does not use the Featured Image portion of the Listing, so Listing owners cannot add their own Featured Image from the front
This snippet redirects to a custom page once a Listing is submitted and after waiting 3 seconds. Customization Notes
This adds a ‘Select Role’ dropdown to the WooCommerce orders table.

This code snippet adds a custom URL field to WooCommerce products that you can use to specify a unique redirection based on the product purchased.
This code snippet allows you to add a custom text field on the WooCommerce registration form. For this specific example, the user is asked to

This code snippet is versatile, providing the ability to assign coupons when various links are used. The key thing to note when looking at this

WordPress blocks SVG uploads by default, so you end up converting images to a different format to get around “file type not allowed” errors. The
You can test the outcome using the steps below.
The MyListing theme relies on the ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin at its core, and ACF Pro is baked into the theme. By default, the MyListing
Important: Something with how MyListing has been developed causes this code snippet to break links that aren’t even external links if you apply it to

This code snippet allows website owners to send users to a custom URL after they log out. Adjust Line 6 as desired.

By default, MyListing allows up to 3 Cover Detail elements. Adjust Line 2 as desired.
By default, WordPress includes a color palette that you can use when using Elementor’s ‘Text Editor’ widget, MyListing’s ‘WP Editor’ field, etc. In many cases,
You will notice the following features after adding this code snippet to your website.

By default, WooCommerce redirects all users to the MyListing Dashboard (i.e., My Account), which may not be desirable for website owners. Customization Notes By default,
By default, WooCommerce will attempt to display your Terms & Conditions inline (i.e., on your Checkout page). Some people may prefer to open their terms
By default, MyListing pulls from the Listing’s Logo when users use social sharing. This code snippet tells MyListing to use the first image in a