Updates and maintenance
Updates and changelog, speed and cache, backups, and your own code that survives updates.
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Updates and what's new
- Updating Listivo: what to expect and how to do it Listivo updates itself from the Listivo Updater screen in wp-admin. This article walks through checking for a new version, what the update r...
- Changelog Every Listivo release since 1.0.0, newest first, with the fixes, additions and improvements that shipped in each version — so you can check...
- Listivo Roadmap - future updates overview See which roadmap features Listivo has already shipped, and which are still ahead — new map layouts, message-system changes, extra custom fi...
- Updating Listivo 1.X to Listivo 2.0 Four things to take care of straight after upgrading a 1.X site to Listivo 2.0: regenerate thumbnails, give the phone and chat buttons room...
- Switch old design to new Move an existing Listivo website onto one of the three new demo designs: import the Elementor kit, then replace your templates and pages wit...
Speed and backups
- Explore Our Official Demos' Server and Cache Settings for Top Performance See the exact hosting stack and LiteSpeed Cache configuration behind the official Listivo demos, screen by screen, so you can copy the parts...
- Configuring cache for speed improvement with W3Total Cache A sample W3 Total Cache configuration for a Listivo site: which caches to switch on, which pages to keep out of the cache, and which options...
- How to create Backup? Install UpdraftPlus, take a full backup of your site by hand, and then let the plugin repeat it every week and send the copy to Dropbox or G...
Your own code
- Utilizing a child theme: modifying PHP, CSS, JS files while maintaining future update compatibility Install the Listivo child theme and make your CSS, PHP and JS changes there, so nothing you customize is overwritten the next time you updat...
- Adding CSS code for future update compatibility Add your own CSS through the WordPress Customizer, where it is stored outside the theme files and stays in place through every Listivo updat...
- Adding CSS code to the admin dashboard using a child theme Restyle the WordPress admin dashboard with your own CSS, loaded from your child theme so the change survives theme updates.
- Taxonomy Term ID – tag_ID Find the numeric ID of any Listivo taxonomy term - a Make, a Model, a City - by reading tag_ID from the term's edit URL in WordPress.
- Support note / PHP customization - retrieving all of the information about the listing, the user and the post in one place A developer note showing how to reach every custom field of a listing from PHP, and where in listivo-core to look for the helpers that hold...
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