I would be interested in this, too. In fact, I think this is a design error?
Buttons that take you “back” a step should be on the left, and steps that take you “forward” a step should be on the right (just like your browser navigation buttons, etc., etc.).
I’ve simply hidden the “Save Draft” button using this CSS:
input.button.secondary.save_draft {
display: none;
]
But it looks like you can reverse the order of the buttons by simply making use of the job-submit.php template in wp-content > plugins > wp-job-manager > templates, and changing lines 76-81 in it to the following:
<?php
if ( isset( $can_continue_later ) && $can_continue_later ) {
echo '<input type="submit" name="save_draft" class="button secondary save_draft" value="' . esc_attr__( 'Save Draft', 'wp-job-manager' ) . '" formnovalidate />';
}
?>
<input type="submit" name="submit_job" class="button" value="<?php echo esc_attr( $submit_button_text ); ?>" />
Before making the change, make a folder titled job_manager in your child theme’s directory, and then copy the job-submit.php template to it and make the change to it there, so that you don’t lose this change when WP Job Manager updates. Extra details here: wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides
