PaidMFTInternships

That worked! Thank you so much! ??

(I should note that the issue occurs when you’re viewing the event on a mobile device – it looks fine on my desktop.)

Good morning, Caroline! Thank you so much for your assistance. Here’s a link to an affected page. You’ll see the issue when you scroll down to “Organizer > Email”.

Good morning,

Hmmm. Here’s the webpage so you can see what’s happening with the formatting:
https://prelicensed.com/events/

If I wanted to try modifying the search form so it looks the way I want it to with my current theme, how would I go about doing that? “Plugins > Editor”? Which plugin file?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

First, I don’t want the ad to show up on every post – I want to have it show up on a single post. So I believe I had the settings set up correctly? Please let me know if that isn’t the case!

Also, I’ve taken the steps outlined on the how-to guide (including disabling WP Super Cache), and I’m still not having any luck. Can you please assist me? I’ve enabled remote debugging.

https://prelicensed.com/blog/the-new-bbs-requirements-may-affect-your-job-search/

Huh… not sure what happened, but when I returned to the page, it looked correct again. I see now that the “Toolbar Toggle” button can create this kind of effect. Thank you!

@mike: Right?! I’m less than impressed with BeTheme’s customer support.
Those two CSS modifications did the trick – thank you!!! ??

Looks like it’s okay now! I think the changes just didn’t register right away for some reason. Thanks for your help! ??

Hmmm. I’ve completely cleared my cache and deactivated WP Super Cache. When I’m NOT logged into WordPress, the job listings are coming up, but the header/menu are gone. It’s the opposite when I AM logged into WordPress, the header/menu are visible but the job listings don’t come up. I guess I’ll have to keep experimenting.

UPDATE: Aha! So a few interesting things to note. First, it seems the job listings ARE appearing when I use IE (desktop), Chrome (mobile), and Safari (mobile), but they ARE NOT showing up when I use Chrome (desktop). I’ve tried deleting my cache, restarting my browser, etc. with no luck. I’ve also noticed that there are bullet points appearing before the job types (Full time, Part time, etc.) and I’m not sure how to get rid of those… could be something I need to do on the theme-side of things. The other technical issues seem to be related to the theme, not the plugin, so once I can get this weird issue with Chrome (desktop) resolved, I think I’ll be back in business! ?? Any suggestions?

UPDATE 2: Okay, so when I used an Incognito window on Chrome (desktop), I COULD see the job listings. I cleared my browsing history, cache, cookies, etc. for Chrome and was able to view the job listings. So now I just need to figure out how to prevent this from happening with my viewers, and how to get rid of these stupid bullet points… any ideas? ?? Perfectly okay if that’s up to me to figure out, since they weren’t there before and it probably has something to do with the theme I’m testing out.

UPDATE 3: Hmmm… okay, so now I’m experiencing a different issue. Once I cleared everything in Chrome, the job listings started appearing; however, the header/menu completely disappeared. Then, after clearing the WordPress cache, the header/menu reappeared; however, the job listings disappeared. What is going on?! >:(

Okay, I’ve switched over to the BeTheme layout! You should be able to see what I described. The job listings on the home page don’t appear like they should, BUT one of the other shortcodes works (https://paidmftinternships.com/post/).

Sorry! It’s PaidMFTInternships.com – but I’m not currently using the BeTheme layout because I need my website to continue functioning properly while I sort through this issue. I’m guessing I have to activate BeTheme so you can see how the two interact… or would it be possible for you to tell me what I need to copy-and-paste from the code while BeTheme and WP Job Manager are activated, so I can minimize the inconvenience caused to my customers? Thanks!

UPDATE: This is what it looks like – https://i.imgur.com/VJA5F8b.png
I’ve tried placing the [jobs] shortcode on a different page and updated the WP Job Manager settings so that it would look for the shortcode on the different page. That didn’t work. So it seems it’s just this one particular shortcode, not the others, that isn’t working with this particular theme.

Soooo, that ended up looking like this:

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AHA! Once I deactivated Autoptimize (which optimizes Java/CSS), the description field began to function normally again. Strange, and I’ll have to contact Autoptimize’s author in order to address the conflict. Thank you so much, Brandon!