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Hi @technicalpersuasion,

I think there is some confusion on which page you are wanting to remove the date posted information. The snippet @braehler provided will work for the Job Dashboard page (which comes from the [jobs_dashboard] shortcode), but not the main Job Listings page (which comes from the [jobs] shortcode).

If that is the page you are wanting to remove the date posted details, you would instead need to override the content-job_listing.php template file to remove the date <li>. This page has more details on how to override the template files:

https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Hi @cubebox,

It sounds like the Job Visibility setting may be restricting who can apply for the jobs. You can find that setting by going to Job Listings > Settings > Job Visibility. Is the View Job Capability showing a specific role required, or is it showing Everyone?

Hi @jujutou,

Thanks for providing those steps! I’m sure they will be very helpful for the next user wanting to do something similar. I’m going to go ahead and close the thread now, but feel free to reach out again whenever you need to!

Hi @pantsman28,

I definitely understand! However, we aren’t able to provide support for the premium add-ons in these forums. You would need to either contact us using the form I linked above, or you can check our documentation pages here:

https://wpjobmanager.com/documentation/

Hi @jreygarcia1960,

Are you using another plugin for the translation feature? From what you’re describing, the English version of the site is showing the right homepage, while the Spanish version is using a different homepage for some reason. That is also triggering the WP Super Cache to clear the cache, since the homepage it is using is not the homepage that it should be.

If you are using a different plugin for the translation, you would need to check the settings for that plugin to see if it has an option for the homepage that is showing differently from what it should be.

Hi @ktms,

The width of those columns is set by your browser window size. I checked on my test site, with the window in full screen it looked normal. When I started shrinking how wide the window is it went into the same wrapped columns you are seeing.

It could be the screen size on the device you’re on is narrow enough that it is causing the wrap, or if you are using the browser zoom function it could be making the text large enough that it is making the columns wrap.

If you have another device with a wider screen, is it showing the same way?

Hi @pantsman2

It sounds like you need help with the Applications add-on for WP Job Manager. The core plugin only has the option to have the user send an email, or link to another page with the application form. Per www.remarpro.com community guidelines, we are not allowed to support premium plugins (paid add-ons) in these forums.

Please use this form to get support for our paid add-ons:

https://wpjobmanager.com/support/

Hi @sc20thazin,

The images are resized when they are displayed on the site, based on the width of the img element in the page. You can find more details on this here:

https://jetpack.com/support/site-accelerator/#questions-and-answers

Basically though, it will look at the attributes of the img element and the container for that element on the page and provide an image for whichever is the smaller size, to make sure the image isn’t going to be larger than what your theme intended to be displayed.

If you have any other questions, give us a shout!

Hi @mariaezc,

The easiest way to do that would be to create a custom search form on your site. We have a full tutorial on how to set this up here: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/tutorial-creating-custom-job-search-form/

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Hi @lolifairies,

I took a look at the page you linked and it was loading all the thumbnails when I was scrolling through it. Do you still have Jetpack and the Lazy Load images option enabled on your site? If they aren’t still enabled, can you enable them and let us know here so we can take another look?

If they are still enabled, it may be a browser caching error. You can try clearing your browser cache or using a different browser to see if you are still having the same issue after that.

Hi @lebrochet,

Thanks for providing this update to your previous thread with your findings! Just to add on to your explanation, you can use a plugin such as Code Snippets to add that remove action, this way it will remain after the theme updates and you don’t have to manually create a child theme or custom plugin.

Did you have any questions on the WP Job Manager side of things? If not, we can go ahead and mark this thread as resolved.

Hi @jcphoto,

For your first question, there isn’t a built in way to show that. You would need to write some custom code to count how many jobs are in each category. This page has some details on custom code to show a list of all the job categories and may be helpful in getting you started:

https://wpjobmanager.com/customization-snippets/#displayCat

For your second question, the Job Search is part of the [jobs] shortcode. You can also create a custom job search form, following the steps here:

https://wpjobmanager.com/document/tutorial-creating-custom-job-search-form/

Hi @hibuddy2902,

As @lastsplash mentioned, your best option for this would be to use the Website URL application method (this is found in Job Listings > Settings > Job Submission), then use Click to Chat as the URL for the job. This page from WhatsApp support has more details on setting up Click to Chat: https://faq.whatsapp.com/5913398998672934/?helpref=uf_share

And this page: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/customising-job-application-process/ has details on setting the Apply Now button to go directly to the URL, instead of expanding to show the URL.

Hi @jcphoto,

I’m sorry, I read through the page and the other answer too quickly! The correct shortcode syntax is [jobs categories=”healthcare”], and you can add multiple categories separated by commas if needed.

Hi @rdalie,

Per www.remarpro.com community guidelines, we are not allowed to support premium plugins (paid add-ons) in these forums.

Please use this form to get support for our paid add-ons:

https://wpjobmanager.com/support/

Thanks!