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Mark – that solution worked perfectly for me. And with it embedded under a media query it’s restricted to mobile only (which was my desired outcome). You’re awesome — thank you so much!

Thanks, Mark. Great suggestion; and I’ll attempt that. My usage is not for nav menu (as mine is already sticky). But for a call-to-action button, which makes more visual sense to be sticky at the bottom such as ‘Buy Now’.

Where is the setting/function to purge transients?

Are these transients removed from the wp_options table?

Which plugin do you recommend for purging transients?

I figured this out actually. For other users, I passed by using [success]* as my regex.

Just a quick note on this. The stats add-on has decent potential but is lacking something important in that it does (not) show ‘Apply Clicks’. This is a super important stat to employers these days. I’ve reached out to suggest this enhancement, but please request the same on this so it gets more attention.

https://wpjobmanager.com/

Seems on this – the instructions are using the approach of template overrides. I’d rather use filters. Can you provide similar code for this but using filters instead?

I understand. Well since the registration page is essentially Woocommerce controlled. I don’t know how the system could know which type of role you were wanting. There would have to be a menu selection customized. ‘Register as Employer’ or ‘Register as a customer’. Maybe another community memeber has a suggestion that would work for this (or plugin solution).

Try changing your default WordPress settings. Under settings > General > Change to ‘Employer’. Does that work?

The setting is in Woocommerce. Or you can use a plugin called ‘Send From’

I don’t think this is feasible. I’m attempting a Jobs Sidebar though, and waiting on support.

I fixed this on my own by removing the preview step.

This is understood to be supportive for multiple Broadbean accounts if the same username + password are provided in the feed build(s).

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