Display Job Content with "Expired" Message

https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/

Override the template.

Change this line to an <?php endif; ?>

https://github.com/mikejolley/WP-Job-Manager/blob/master/templates/content-single-job_listing.php#L8

Remove this line:

https://github.com/mikejolley/WP-Job-Manager/blob/master/templates/content-single-job_listing.php#L35

Thank you Mike. I have done that but here is what I got;

1. The job listing appears but without the “EXPIRED” thing notice.
2. The “APPLY FOR JOB” button still appears too.

NOTE: Here is the location of my file after overriding:
/public_html/wp-content/themes/mytheme/job-manager/content-single-job_listing.php

Maybe a mistake in the file. Can you put the contents of your modded file on https://gist.github.com/ or another code pasting thing so I can see?

Sure Mike!
Here’s the file’s content: https://pastebin.com/MRSLnUx1

I don’t see anything wrong with the expired notice, but to hide applications too you’d change this line:

<?php if ( ! is_position_filled() && $post->post_status !== 'preview' ) : ?>

to something like:

<?php if ( ! is_position_filled() && $post->post_status !== 'preview' && $post->post_status != 'expired' ) : ?>

Thank you Mike.

I have also made the latest changes you’ve recommended.

Here is what I get: https://pho.to/7I1xP

Only the “title” and “expired” message display. The content isn’t there.

I shall appreciate you help.

Hmm, that looks like default (the original template file). Are you sure your changes are having an effect?

Honestly, I can’t see any changes, Sir.

I’m using Genesis Framework and Theme. Something to be done maybe?

Can you screenshot your folder/file structure where you are placing the template file?

Here’s the screenshot, Sir: https://pho.to/7JLXm

“content-single-job_listing.php” file is within that “job-manager” folder.
Is the folder supposed to be “wp-job-manager” maybe?

Or am I supposed to add a code in functions.php for the file to be picked up?

As I just mentioned, I’m using “Genesis Framework”

Use ‘job_manager’

WOW!! That did the magic!!

Thank you very much, Mike! As always, such genius!!