• Resolved mikaelatn

    (@mikaelatn)


    How do you go about hiding the “filled” field on the jobs dashboard and editing the style? There seems to be no help for beginners

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  • braehler

    (@braehler)

    @mikaelatn
    you can hide the filled field using this snippet here.
    Just put in in your childthems function.php

    add_filter( 'job_manager_job_dashboard_columns', 'remove_filled_column' ); 
    function remove_filled_column( $columns ) {
        unset( $columns['filled'] );
        return $columns;
    }
    Thread Starter mikaelatn

    (@mikaelatn)

    Thank you @braehler! Do you know if I can do this with the [jobs] section too? Would like to hide the location and post time.

    braehler

    (@braehler)

    Hey @mikaelatn
    this in two way possbile.
    You can override the template:
    content-job_listing.php
    remove lines 31-33 (the joblocation)
    and line 44 (the publish time)
    then copy it to this direction of your server
    your_child_theme/job_manager/content-job_listing.php

    or do this via CSS

    .job_listing-location job_listing__column{
    display: none;}

    and

    .job_listing-date {
    display: none;}

    you can also use visibility:hidden, the div and li elements will still occupy the space, but are not shown

    Thread Starter mikaelatn

    (@mikaelatn)

    @braehler thank you for sending that through! Really appreciate it.
    Unfortunately the CSS doesn’t seem to work on my site so I’ll try to figure out another way.

    braehler

    (@braehler)

    @mikaelatn
    youre welcome,
    Maybe your CSS class is diffrent, but these are should be the “original ones”

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