Archives: Rover Parameters

community_55_plus

Display listings within 55+ adult communities. If the MLS supports this, a 55+ Community checkbox is also available in the “More” search panel dropdown:

listings_per_page_mobile

Number of properties per page when displayed on any mobile device. You can tell Rover to how many listings to display on a page by setting that preference globally in Rover IDX >> Styling >> Listing Layout.  If you want to override that global setting for a specific page, just add listings_per_row=”2″ to your shortcode. … Read more

mobile_search_open

When present on a mobile device, the search panel can be collapsed (closed), or expanded (open). There are two choices: open closed The default is ‘open’

agent_nav

For sites that have many active agents, you can add a navigator to the top of the page that allows a visitor to click a letter in the navigator and view agents whose last names begin with that letter.  

home_worth_title

The default title for the Home Worth shortcode is “What’s my Home Worth”.  It can be modified to anything you like using this shortcode parameter.

home_worth_background_url

Instead of using the default background image, supply a url to your custom images.   If you want to remove the background image altogether, use the special keyword `transparent`

show_footer

By default a footer element is displayed below search results.  This nav contains the Next and Prev controls.  The display of this footer can be prevented with this parameter.

show_nav

By default a nav element is displayed above search results.  This nav contains the Next / Prev, and Sort controls.  The display of this nav can be prevented with this parameter.

group_by

Link output is not limited to displaying a flat link list of cities or subdivisions or zip codes.  They can be combined using the group_by parameter to generate more interesting output: Possible group_by combinations are: group_by=”city,prop_type” group_by=”city,area” group_by=”city,subdivision” group_by=”area,prop_type” group_by=”subdivision,prop_type” group_by=”zip,prop_type”