Custom CSS to create a single-line search form
When designing your real estate website, having areas where a user can initiate a search of MLS listings quickly can be essential for a good end-user experience of searching for…
Force images to load over HTTPS (fix “Mixed Content” warnings)
If your website uses SSL (https://), all assets must also be loaded over https://. This includes images that occur in search results and on listing details pages. When an image…
Managing IDX display requirements
Heads up! The rules for displaying listings with IDX restrictions can vary greatly depending on your area. Please check with your MLS or data feed provider for the specific display…
Getting a Google Maps API key for SimplyRETS
With the SimplyRETS WordPress plugin, it's possible to show live maps to your users with search results and interactive search tools. The plugin uses Google maps, and all you need…
Using filters to show listings for a specific status
Using filters to show listings for a specific status The SimplyRETS short-codes make it easy to customize the listings you show in each page on your website. You can use…
Using multiple filters on SimplyRETS short-codes
Use multiple filters to create custom pages and searches When you using a SimplyRETS short-code, like [sr_listings], you can add "filters" to control what listings are shown in place of…
Customizing styles in the SimplyRETS plugin with CSS
The SimplyRETS plugin will work out-of-the-box with just about every theme. The code generated by the plugin uses standard markup and your theme should apply colors, fonts, and everything else to…
Showing listings on a map with SimplyRETS
There are only a couple of prerequisites that need to be met in order for the SimplyRETS plugin to show your MLS listings on a map, and with many different…