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  • Marc2412

    (@marc2412)

    you could try something like adding margin-left: 80px; to

    label {

    but mind you, it doesn’t look that nice, I just tested it.

    Marc2412

    (@marc2412)

    If it was me creating that, I would remove “Keywords, Location and Job categories” alltogether. You have like 6-7 vacancies right there, with every one of them being in singapore so Location is useless. Keywords is useless aswell since there are only a few available to apply for. And since all of them are fulltime apart from one internship, it’s useless to have 5-6 job categories.

    I suggest removing Everything above the vacancies to make it look nice, example, see here:

    https://i.gyazo.com/ce63d0e72ee2b25d3b41d3d54cc1d9ef.png

    I removed them, gave the jobs a border. Looks nice to me tbh

    Thread Starter hirarose

    (@hirarose)

    great marc! i was thinking that too. How will i go about doing that? removing the keywords, location and the job categories.

    Marc2412

    (@marc2412)

    add:

    .job_filters .search_jobs {
    display: none;
    }
    .job_filters .job_types {
    display:none;
    }
    ul.job_listings li.job_listing a {
    margin-bottom: 5px;
    border: 1px solid #999;
    }
    Thread Starter hirarose

    (@hirarose)

    thanks a lot Marc! You are a genuis! ??

    Marc, thanks very much for that code above.

    I’m still stuck with this bar at the bottom though:
    https://i.imgur.com/MEzLjw8.png

    I tried removing it through
    .job_filters .showing_jobs {
    display:none;
    }

    but to no avail.

    I see hirarose has the same thing on his site, but I guess his may be intentional

    Any hints as to why this isn’t working for me?

    thanks again, i sincerely appreciate it

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