Every place (“Sted” in Danish, plural “Steder”) has gotten imported coordinates.

Right now the only page having a map (https://restaurant.dk/kortsoegning/) seems to work pretty well filtering the nearly 30,000 results.

I have tried to add a marker here: https://restaurant.dk/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=restaurants&page=edit-post-type-restaurants&tab=general.map

I have also added markers for restaurants (Restauranter) + eating places (Spisesteder).

I have mostly tested with this eating place: https://restaurant.dk/wp-admin/post.php?post=270453&action=edit
Until yesterday the place had an address, but now the address is gone….) Maybe something changed today, as I renamed “location-geo” to “location” in Fields.

The missing address is: Ølbycenter 2, 4600 Køge and it belongs to the place: Stationskiosken.

On the English sister site (Restaurants.dk), which Restaurant.dk is a clone of, the full address is still to be seen, as the Field / key is unchanged (location-geo). It was my web designer, Thiago, that build the structure of the sites.

I have so far used these dTags for showing the whole address in the frontend:

@post(title)
@post(location-geo.short_address)
@post(postalcode) @post(location-city.name).nth(0)
@post(location-city.name).nth(1)
@post(location-city.name).nth(2)
@post(location-city.name).nth(3)

Hopefully we can get the markers working, and fix the address-stuf in some way 🙂

And thank you very much for your help in advance <3