The fields are one of the most important setting while creating your listing types. All the fields that you create will automatically appear on different sections of your website.<\/p>\n
Go to Listing Types <\/i> (edit specific listing type) <\/i> Listing <\/i> Fields<\/strong>. Use the drop-down menu to select any module you like, and then click the Add new<\/strong> button. The module will be automatically injected to your listing fields.<\/p>\n Expand each module and use the options to get the desired results. The drag & drop interface allows you to sort the fields. Don’t forget to save when you are ready \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n All the fields that you create will be automatically inject to multiple locations.<\/p>\n Please note, that the fields you have created won’t appear on your single listing page<\/strong>. Learn more about managing the single listing modules<\/a><\/p>\n You will notice that almost every field goes with an option named Key<\/strong>. The key is very important, this is how we identify your fields.<\/p>\n Some keys will allow you to switch to pre-defined keys, like Title<\/strong>, Content<\/strong>, Gallery<\/strong>… These fields are automatically being used for some important actions.<\/p>\n\r\n Make sure that each one of your fields is having a unique<\/u> and not empty<\/u> field key, inside a single listing type.<\/p>\r\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n\r\n \nWhere are these fields appearing?<\/h3>\n
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Field keys (or ids) and pre-defined field keys<\/h3>\n