Issue:
If you see the following error on a single property page:

It typically appears in the call stack when loading the property page layout.

Cause:

This error usually occurs when you disable all property taxonomies (such as category, action, city, area, or county/state) from the Theme Options > General > Property Settings panel, but you still use a template that relies on these taxonomies.

The function wpestate_return_property_address() is used to generate the property address based on taxonomy values. If those are turned off, the function fails due to missing dependencies.

How to Fix:

To resolve this issue, you have two options:

Option 1 – Re-enable the Taxonomies:

• Go to Theme Options > General > Property Settings.

• Re-enable at least the main taxonomies (e.g., City, Area, Category).

• This will ensure that functions like wpestate_return_property_address() have the necessary data to generate output.

Option 2 – Use a Custom Template That Doesn’t Rely on Taxonomies:

• If you intend to hide all property taxonomies, consider using a custom property template that does not call wpestate_return_property_address() or similar taxonomy-based functions.

• You can override the file address_under_title.php in your child theme and remove or replace the function call with your own static content or a fallback mechanism.

 Additional Note:

This is not a bug in the theme – it’s a result of removing taxonomy data while still using a default template designed to include them. As long as the template calls taxonomy-related functions, some data must be present.

If you need help modifying templates to work without taxonomies, feel free to reach out to our support team.