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Thanks for your reply, but I know about that page and that’s exactly what I was asking – Which template is it that controls the recent jobs…

I’ve actually managed to just create a custom loop in my template and loop through the jobs, showing the most recent 4.

Thanks ??

Hey Braehler!

Those things didn’t really affect anything, however, I have managed to fix it!

Firstly, I noticed that the setting in WP job manager that tells it which page your jobs page is wasn’t pointing to the correct page. A silly mistake but that fixed the main jobs page.

The trouble being, after that, I had 3 other ‘main’ jobs pages. WP Job Manager obviously doesnt allow you to choose multiple main job pages, so these other pages still were missing the styles.

I noticed that when I added the shortcode into the main content area when editing the page, fixed things and showed the styles!! I also read that the shortcode needed to be executed inside a loop.

So, after this, I tried to add a loop inside my template and execute it like that, this didn’t work, so I just deleted my custom template code and added the shortcode into the existing WordPress content area.

So all working now. I’m not sure what the problem was but it possibly was something to do with it being in a loop, even though when I added a custom loop it didn’t work. Perhaps I did the custom loop incorrectly, who knows!

Thanks for your help on this, appreciate you taking the time! ??

I haven’t tried much yet to be honest but I’ll look at the theme and ensure the correct template is in use – Thanks for the help ??

Ah ok, thanks @braehler !

I can’t think of a reason why that would happen. They’re both being enqueued from the functions file…

I could understand if there were different styles on one over the other as this would mean one stylesheet was taking precedence over the other… but it’s just not seeing the styles at all… I can’t think why this page template would choose not to see the correct style sheet…

Ah perfect! That was driving me crazy, thanks a lot ??

Hey Phil,

Thanks for the point in the right direction! It turned out the ‘Bootstrap Shortcodes’ plugin was conflicting with the carousel plugin. So removing this shortcodes plugin and replacing it with another (very similar) shortcodes plugin has done the trick.

Thanks again for all of your help and love he carousel plugin!

Shaun.

Hi Phil,

Thanks and thank you for the quick reply ??

I’ve removed the contents of this .js file as it was just something I was trying out for the dropdown menu, so unrelated to the slider on the homepage. So not the theme.js file is empty

Does the fix still apply? I’ve searched bootstrap.min.js (the only other .js doc I have) for $( but there’s not an instance of $( in there, so I’m not sure what to do…

Apologies, I’m pretty new to js.

Thanks again,

Shaun.

Excellent, thats done the trick – Thank you very much ??

Hi Danny,

Thanks for taking the time to check… Ive updated the plugin but it still doesn’t seem to be working… I can’t seem to figure it out…

If its working on your testing platform but not on my website – that would suggest its something on my site – is there anything that known to stop the plugin from working?

Thanks again,

Shaun.

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