Required Listing Type Field Identifier
When a listing type has many fields, it is easy to lose track of which ones are required. Turn the feature on, and each required field in the listing type editor gets an asterisk icon in its row actions. You can scan the Fields tab and see which content must be filled in before a listing can be submitted.Hide Until Verified Listing Type Field Identifier
When you use Hide Until Verified on many fields, it is easy to lose track of which ones are gated. Turn the feature on, and each matching field in the listing type editor receives a view-off icon in its row actions. You can scan the Fields tab and see which content stays private until the listing is verified.Listing Comparison Listing Type Field Identifier
Scrolling the Fields tab, it is easy to miss which fields feed the listing comparison popup. Turn this on, and those fields get a clear compare badge with a “Listing Comparison Enabled” tooltip. Scan the list faster when shaping which details shoppers can compare side by side.Listing Type Field Duplicator
Building listing types often means repeating similar fields with the same options, validation, and visibility rules. MyListing Pro lets you duplicate fields in a single click, inserting a copy below the original with all settings carried over, a unique field key, and the editor opened on the new field so you can tweak the label and save. Preset fields stay available once; the copy becomes its own custom field.Listing Content Block Row Duplicator
Adds a duplicate icon to rows inside Table, Accordion, Tabs, and Details blocks in the listing type editor so you can copy a row’s label, content, and icon without rebuilding it from scratch.Listing Block Layouts
Finally, you can control how blocks stack on mobile devices. Listing blocks look fantastic on larger screens by utilizing multiple columns, but mobile visitors read top to bottom via a one-column layout. Until now, you either used a single column everywhere or lived with a mobile order you could not control. Key Benefits- Mobile-first control: Set block order for small screens without touching the desktop layout.
- Per tab, per listing type: Configure each Main Page or Custom Page tab that uses a multi-column layout.
- Flexible presets: Use theme default, main first, sidebar first, alternate columns, or a fully custom drag-and-drop order.
- No code required: Enable the module and configure it in the familiar Listing Type editor.
Frequently Asked Questions (Listing Block Layouts)
Does this feature change desktop layouts?
Does this feature change desktop layouts?
No, it only affects how blocks are ordered on mobile for supported multi-column tabs.
Which Single Listing content tabs can I configure?
Which Single Listing content tabs can I configure?
Tabs that are set to Main Page or Custom Page with a layout of Two Columns, Content + Sidebar, or Sidebar + Content. Single column tabs do not show Mobile Block Order.
Why are our blocks not showing in the custom mobile order?
Why are our blocks not showing in the custom mobile order?
If you add blocks to your Listing Type after the Custom Mobile Order setting was enabled, simply save the changes to your Listing Type. Once the screen reloads, the blocks will be there.
Do the mobile order blocks work with Verified Listing Reveal?
Do the mobile order blocks work with Verified Listing Reveal?
Yes, mobile block order works with Verified Listing Reveal.On unverified listings, hidden blocks simply don’t show — and the remaining visible blocks still follow your mobile order. Once a listing is verified (or viewed by someone who can see hidden content), the full layout and full mobile order apply.Note: In the listing type editor you’ll still see hidden blocks in the custom order list; that’s normal. Visitors only see and reorder what’s actually visible to them._
Listing Content Block Duplicator
Some MyListing blocks are complex with many settings, but even the most basic blocks take time to mimic, and you can make mistakes when trying to build blocks with identical settings. MyListing Pro allows you to click an icon and fully duplicate a block while capturing all of its settings.Drag-and-Drop Listing Type Fields
When you build a listing type in MyListing, the Fields tab shows your active fields on the left and available fields on the right. By default, you click a field to add it, and it lands at the bottom, underneath all your existing fields. If you need it higher up, you must drag it into place afterward, which is time-consuming and prone to user error. MyListing Pro lets you drag fields from the right sidebar directly into the used fields list, exactly where you want them.Preserve Listing Type Editor View After Save
Editing listing types in MyListing means jumping between Fields, Single Page, Preview Card, and Search Forms. Every time you save your changes, the screen reloads, takes you away from the area you were working in, and drops you in the default General tab. MyListing Pro resolves this issue by remembering where you left off so you can keep configuring without losing your place. It not only remembers the page you were on, but also which area you were working in.Listing Type Quick Switch
Sites with several listing types usually mean leaving the listing type editor and hunting for the next listing type to open. Each jump also resets the listing type tab you were on (General, Fields, Single Page, Preview Card, Search Forms, etc.). MyListing Pro allows you to easily switch from one listing type edit screen to the next, picking up on the exact screen you left off on in the previous listing type. The listing type you’re working in stays highlighted in the WordPress menu, so you always know where you are. Off by default. The switch group appears only when you have two or more editable listing types.Listing Type Form Section Bulk Delete
Building listing types in MyListing means organizing fields into sections by using Form Heading fields. Until now, deleting a section meant clicking delete on every field below it. That is slow, easy to miss a field, and frustrating when you are restructuring a listing type. MyListing Pro adds a dedicated delete icon to every Form Heading field in the listing type editor. One click removes the heading and every field in that section. You still keep the normal single-field delete for fine-tuned edits. Highlights- Save time when restructuring listing types or cleaning up test fields
- Fewer mistakes by removing the whole section at once instead of field by field
- Clear confirmation shows the section name and how many fields will be removed
- Familiar controls uses the same delete icon MyListing already uses
Increase the Maximum Allowed Single Listing Cover Details
MyListing only allows three by default. Now you can add as many cover details and call-to-actions on single listing pages as you would like.Listing Type Bulk Settings
Managing several listing types on one site often means repeating the same work and matching the myriad of different settings across each listing type. MyListing Pro provides two workflows:- Copy From Listing Type: Pick a source type and copy the whole setting section to one or more target types.
- Set Values Directly: Pick target types and individual settings, then apply your chosen values without a reference type.
- Site owners running multiple listing types who want consistent settings
- Agencies setting up or maintaining client MyListing sites
- Support staff applying the same fix across several types without manual repetition
Hide Empty Reviews Tab
Adds a toggle to each listing type’s Reviews tab, allowing website owners to hide it when listings don’t have any reviews. The Reviews tab will appear again when a user clicks the Review Quick Action or a listing has been reviewed.Listing Type Revisions
Listing Type Revision Viewer
Turn MyListing revision history into clear, readable summaries so you always know what changed before you roll back. Use it to review a past save, compare a revision to your live setup, or explain changes to a client with ease. MyListing saves a history every time you update a listing type. That history is useful, but it is difficult to read unless you are comfortable digging through raw settings, and it’s time-consuming. MyListing Pro adds a user-friendly report for each saved revision so you can see what changed without all the technical jargon, and information is grouped just like the listing type editor (General, Fields, Single Page, Preview Card, and Search Forms) so it’s familiar. Highlights- View what changed in any stored listing type revision
- Compare a revision to your current live setup
- Section filters: General, Fields, Single Page, Preview Card, Search Forms
- Clear change labels: Added, Removed, Changed
How do we set this up?
How do we set this up?
- Enable Listing Type Revision Viewer and save.
- Edit a listing type and look for the Config panel.
- For any listed revision, click View to see its details or click Compare to compare it with your current listing type configuration.
Does this replace MyListing's built-in revision and rollback system?
Does this replace MyListing's built-in revision and rollback system?
No, everything stays the same within the theme. We are simply providing an enhancement on top of it to finally make the listing type revisions useful.
Stored Listing Type Revisions
When you edit a listing type, MyListing saves the previous configurations, keeps the last 15 revisions, and drops the oldest when it reaches that limit. While this option is a nice feature, it’s one more thing to fill up your WordPress database and your Listing Type editor screen. MyListing Pro lets you effortlessly change that limit without editing the theme or child theme files. While we don’t recommend it, MyListing Pro also allows users to use this setting to increase the number of revisions stored.Unsaved Changes Warning
Listing type edits are easy to lose when you switch screens, open another type, or hit Back. MyListing Pro checks for unsaved editor changes and warns you before you leave. Saves and updates still go through without a prompt. This setting is off by default.Global Package-Based Character Limits Per Field
MyListing lets you set Enable Package-Based Character Limits on Text, Textarea, WP Editor, and Text Editor fields, but you have to do it field by field, listing type by listing type. This is painful enough, but if you have many listing types and later make a change, that’s a ton of work. MyListing Pro makes it easy to set character limits, globally, on a per-field basis, saving you a ton of time while providing a better experience.What are the key benefits?
What are the key benefits?
- One place to manage limits Set package character rules in MyListing Pro instead of repeating them on every listing type.
- Different limits per field Title, Description, and custom text fields each have their own min and max per package.
- Choose which fields count Only the fields you turn on receive these limits.
- Works across listing types A field key such as Description applies on every listing type that uses it.
- Listing-type rules still win If a field already has Enable Package-Based Character Limits in the listing type editor, those numbers stay in charge.
- Off until you opt in Nothing changes until you turn a field on and enter limits.
What if a listing type already has package limits on a field?
What if a listing type already has package limits on a field?
Those listing-type settings stay in control for that field.
What do customers see?
What do customers see?
MyListing shows the usual character counter and submit errors when the value is too short or too long for their package.
How do we configure this?
How do we configure this?
- MyListing Pro → Listing Type Editor **→ **Package-Based Character Limits.
- Turn on the field you want to limit.
- For each listing package, enter Min Characters and Max Characters for that field.
- Repeat for any other field that needs different numbers.
- Save Changes.