TinyGiantStudios

Hi @kristijanfurstner

Just a quick note to say that our extension Elementor Connector for WP Job Manager would be a good fit for what you’re trying to achieve ??

Hi Laubenicolas,

The plugin was audited by WordPress staff directly and confirmed that it works. Please open a support request and I’d be happy to troubleshoot further.

Hey V User,

Thanks for the review and kind words. Much Appreciated ??

Belay that. I was just being stupid…

I tried activating it as a standalone plugin on a subsite without any joy.

I guess it needs to be network activated before getting the license screen on a per site basis?

Hi adamb2011,

I’ve had a look at your website and can confirm that button does indeed show up in the code, BUT your theme styles are giving it a white background. Therefore a white background button on top of a white page background will effectively “hide” it from users.

You will need to the following CSS:
.application_button {
background: #000 /*Or whatever colour code you want to use */
}

Alternative, you could also take a look at our plugin at https://tinygiantstudios.co.uk/product/job-styles/ . It allows you to set styles for virtually all elements on WP Job Manager without knowing any code.

Hope it helps ??

Hi Vinay,

You could use Mike’s experimental plugin for importing JobRollers jobs to WP Job Manager – more at https://github.com/mikejolley/wp-job-manager-jobroller-import.

Jobify is just the theme being used and WP Job Manager is theme independant ??

Are you getting the same error when switching to the default theme ?

Mike, please consider making that plugin available free of charge on your add-ons page…

From my side I’m more that happy to market it to our JobRoller customers that have bought our child themes and plugins for JobRoller. This way it’ll be easy to pitch to our JobRoller customers as the conversion is cheap and easy.

Hi eckul,

Why don’t you just add a hidden field to the form that gets populated with the referrer URL? That way you’ll know where the form has been submitted from (and by implication the job title)…

To add customs CSS to your theme’s style.css, do the following:
1. Log into WP backend
2. Go to Appearance ? Editor
3. The file that opens should be called style.css. At the bottom of that file paste your custom CSS code
4. Hit save

Note, this is actually bad practice and you should really create a childtheme instead. The abovementioned will be erased when you update you theme to a new version.

Hi Philwilson,

Stab in the dark here – could you re-save your permalinks (under settings ? permalinks) to see if that helps?

Yup, I certainly hope he sells it – it’s the most requested feature in the support queries on here and a very valuable add-on…

Hi Andremoura,

The hottest product at the moment for migrating data between two sites is WP Migrate DB Pro (https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-migrate-db-pro/).

You could also look into Backup Buddy, but the former is better suited methinks.

Hi Dykarna,

That’s got more to do with how your WordPress / Hosting has been set up than with Job Manager.