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  • The most efficient method is to use the Say What plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/say-what/

    For example, the text “Reset” shows up on the search results whenever a filter is applied. Since I’d rather be more explicit, I use Say What to change the text from “Reset” to “Clear Filters”

    Once you get the plugin installed and activated, look on the dashboard for Tools…Text Changes. The text-domain for this change is wp-job-manager.

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter taste-and-see

    (@taste-and-see)

    Thanks that is a really useful plugin!

    The only problem is that I’m struggling to find the string in order to change it. It’s probably really basic but I’m not sure which job manager file I should find it in… I’ve been looking through quite a lot.

    Using Say What, here are the settings that work:

    Original String: Showing all %s
    Text Domain: wp-job-manager
    Text context: (leave blank)
    Replacement string: Showing all Opportunities

    The string is built in class-wp-job-manager-ajax.php, but you shouldn’t change that code, just use the settings above.

    I tested this on my site and it works.

    Thread Starter taste-and-see

    (@taste-and-see)

    Thanks it works good but unfortunately it doesn’t change when I deselect other job types and keeps saying “Showing all opportunities” which isn’t true.

    For instance when I have internships only selected it should then say “Showing all internship opportunities”.

    https://world-outreach.com/current-opportunities/

    Is this beyond what the plugin can do?

    Hmmm…perhaps using the %s in Say What isn’t such a good idea! Looks like the dynamic text no longer works as it should.

    See if this works for you (rather simple):
    Original String: Jobs
    Text Domain: wp-job-manager
    Text context: (leave blank)
    Replacement string: Opportunities

    That seems to work on my dev site and gives you the dynamic text like I’m sure you require.

    Thread Starter taste-and-see

    (@taste-and-see)

    Ah yes – that works perfectly! I only know basic code so thank you very much for your help. Turned out to be far simpler to use than I thought anyway.

    guys any idea how to to put a search box for wp job manager filters separated than the job list i fed up from seraching no solution ??

    Plugin Contributor Davor

    (@davoraltman)

    Hey there,

    Better late than never! Sorry for the late reply.

    We have a tutorial on how you can achieve this:

    https://wpjobmanager.com/document/tutorial-creating-custom-job-search-form/

    If you need anything else, please open a new thread as this one is quite old.

    Cheers,

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