Go to job manager setting page then Display tab and see all short codes on that page. I am going to paste here.
These settings allow you to define the templates for displaying lists of jobs, and individual jobs. To do this, you will need to make use of the available shortcodes.
Job Information
[job_loop]…[/job_loop] – This will loop over a list of all the Jobs, and display the contained HTML and shortcodes for each.
[job_id] – This will display the ID of the Job currently being displayed, either in a [job_loop] or on an Individual Job page.
[job_title] – This will display the Title of the current Job.
[job_row_number] – While inside a [job_loop], this will display the row number of the job currently being displayed.
[job_odd_even] – While inside a [job_loop], this will display “odd”, if the current [job_row_number] is odd, or “even” if [job_row_number] is even.
[job_highlighted] – If the current Job has been marked as highlighted, this will display the word “highlighted”.
[job_icon] – If the current Job has an icon assigned to it, this will display the icon.
[job_link]…[/job_link] – This will display a link to the current Job, with the contained text as the link text.
[job_apply_link]…[/job_apply_link] – This will display a link to the Application Form for the current Job, with the contained text as the link text. If it is used outside of the [job_loop], it will display a link to the main Application Form.
Job Category Information
[job_categories] – If the current Job is assigned to any Categories, this will display a comma-separated list of the Category Titles.
[job_category_links] – If the current Job is assigned to any Categories, this will display a comma-separated list of the Category Titles, with each Title as a link to that Category.
[current_category_name] – This will display the category name, if the current job list is a category.
[current_category_link]…[/current_category_link] – This will display a link to the current category, with the contained text as the link text.
Page Navigation
[job_page_count] – Returns the number of jobs that are being shown per page, or 0 for all of them.
[job_page_previous_link]…[/job_page_previous_link] – This will display a link to the previous page, with the contained text as the link text. If the user is on the first page, it will display nothing.
[job_page_previous_number] – Returns the page number of the previous page.
[job_page_next_link]…[/job_page_next_link] – This will display a link to the next page, with the contained text as the link text. If the user is on the last page, it will display nothing.
[job_page_next_number] – Returns the page number of the next page.
[job_page_current_number] – Returns the page number of the current page.
[job_page_minimum] – The job number of the first job being displayed on the current page.
[job_page_maximum] – The job number of the last job being displayed on the current page.
[job_total] – The total number of jobs over all pages of this list.
Job Field Information
[job_field_loop]…[/job_field_loop] – This will loop over all of the defined Job Fields, and display the contained HTML and shortcodes for each. This can be used inside a [job_loop], or on an Individual Job page.
[job_field_label] – While inside a [job_field_loop], this will display the label of the current field being displayed.
[job_field] – While inside a [job_field_loop], this will display the data associated with the current field and Job being displayed. If the field is a file, it will obey the type=”url” attribute, to only return the URL, instead of a link to the file, or the type=”image” attribute, to return an image. If the field is a large text field, it will obey the length=”n” attribute, to restrict the output to n characters.
Custom Job Field Information
For each of the Custom Job Fields defined, there are two shortcodes defined, one for the Label and one for the Data. Note that these numbers won’t change, even if you re-order, add or delete Job Fields.
[job_field1_label], [job_field1] – Salary
[job_field2_label], [job_field2] – Start Date
[job_field3_label], [job_field3] – End Date
[job_field4_label], [job_field4] – Location
[job_field5_label], [job_field5] – Job Information (As a large text field, the length=”n” attribute can be used.)
[job_field6_label], [job_field6] – Qualification
Use any field type where you want to show.
Let me know if you need any help.
