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Ok so for the application page, in the “Display Settings” tab that I mentioned earlier, you can add a div in the “Before the Application Form” field, and then close the div in the “After the Application Form” field. If you give it a class you can put some padding around that wrapper div.

It would be the same thing for the jobs listing page, in that “Display Settings” tab, you just add a div or put a class on what you have in the template field around the shortcodes that are already there.

If you want you can paste what you have here and I can take a look.

If you go into the Job Manager settings in the WordPress Dashboard, select the “Display Settings” tab on the top, there are template fields there for “Job List” and “Individual Job”.

Here is where you control how the jobs list, and each job listing gets printed. You can change the shortcodes as you see fit as well as add some html markup to it. For instance the apply button has a class of “jobs-applynow” which you could target with css. If you left the templates as default I’m pretty sure that class is there, all you would have to do is edit your stylesheet and add the css properties to the “jobs-applynow” class selector name without doing anything else.

Hi aaronjames,

One way is to place the template into a wrapper div and then apply a class to the wrapper, that way you can apply css to it however you like.

An example would be:

<div class="jobs_list">
        [job_loop]
            ….
        [/job_loop]
</div>

This is how I use it.

Hi Naresh,

I was able to do this but I had to edit the “frontend-application.php” file of the plugin.

Basically you have to add whatever field you would like printed on the application into the “jobman_display_apply_generated” function.

I would not edit this file unless you are comfortable with php, though.

Hey JonnyIrish,

My bad I was a little confusing. I was trying to get a custom field variable (in this case, the default ‘Location’ field which is [job_field4]) to print to the application as well as email.

It wasn’t a new form field on the application that the user fills out, it was part of the job’s data created when making a new job in the admin panel.

I got it to work though by adding:
$msg .= __( 'Location', 'jobman' ) . ': ' . $data->data4 . PHP_EOL;

in the file ‘frontend-application.php’ where the job_title and link gets printed.

Thanks though you were a huge help in grabbing the custom field variable data that I needed.

Thanks so much for this JonnyIrish!

I was looking to edit what gets printed on each job application, basically I wanted it to have the location field variable be printed along with the job_title that is there already and this helped me out a lot.

The only thing I’m trying to figure out now is how to print this location variable to the emails output, so our HR manager has the Job Title, Job Location and then the user form data all inside the notification email.

Thanks again!