• Resolved paulovsky

    (@paulovsky)


    I have been using your plugin and trying to customize it, but I’m finding it very hard to do it. Although CSS customizations are fairly simple (i.e. font colors and container metrics should be inherited from the main theme), the main issues have to do with the PHP templates.

    I have two major issues with the single-job template:

    • My website adds a social media sharing snippet after the <content> tag, that in your plugin sits after the job description and before job features/application form. <content> should be after all content elements.
    • Job single page should be able to show any sidebars with widget areas, as well other design elements outside the ‘sjb-page’ class.

    Please help by coming up a way of correcting/working around these two main issues.
    Full disclosure: I am a beginner in PHP, and using a Child Theme of the Divi theme.

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by paulovsky.
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  • Plugin Author PressTigers

    (@presstigers)

    @paulovsky,

    1- You can’t change it in Job Board plugin because it will require more efforts. If you are using any social media plugin then place its shortcode at required place in the single job template as mentioned below.

    2- Yes, you can add sidebar code in the following template file:
    simple-job-board/templates/single-jobpost.php

    Thank you for writing to us. Let us know if you need our further assistance.

    Regards,
    PressTigers

    Thread Starter paulovsky

    (@paulovsky)

    Thank you for the quick reply, I will post back any developments.

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