danjbh

Ok so that makes sense, but do I just need to then set category=> to whatever i called it?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by danjbh.

Mine still works fine. You may need some further assistance.

Could you possibly show me a very simple example?

Your welcome ??

Right got it. you need to create a page (mine is ‘apply’) – create a template for this page with the standard wordpress loop. Head on over to the plugin settings and hit the ‘application page’ to the one you just created and hey presto it works.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by danjbh.

Iv got everything else working, it looks like im missing a file template perhaps? I have single.php which I thought it would route to by default, ideally is there an ‘apply’ template?

Perfect, that answers my question!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by danjbh.

I was also looking into the same thing this morning. So the standard WP search simply does not pick up the jobs at all?

Excellent, so we don’t need to create these inside of wordpress?

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the prompt reply on this one. So Because I have already created /jobs how will I be able to ‘style’ the feed as I have created a template already to make it look nice.

When you say in the settings page? Im not entirely sure what you mean by this…? I have added in the sugested file archive-wpbb_job.php however when I try and visit the job itself I get a 404 – see here Example job post

Sorry to jump on this topic….Did you manage to successfully get a jobs feed running?