barrypoore

I’m too having a failed scan completion, seems to be with ssl maybe, I’m sending the report as described at top of thread.

Solved, downloaded W3 Cache, purged caches since readjusting the settings, it’s now behaving like it should ??

Hi, thanks for your reply but I’m still in local development at the moment. I think having to guess a target width and hope for the best just seems to me that it goes against all the principles of responsive design.

The viewer could be on mobile, tablet, desktop etc etc the possibilities are huge. This should be able to snap to the parent width instantly. I’m really surprised with the amount of downloads/installs of this plugin that it’s not fully responsive.

It’s a shame but this will be a deal breaker for me, I’ll have to find an alternative solution.

Hi and thanks for the reply, so regardless of category I’m trying to figure out the best way to approach, so say for example just to make it easy:

1. I have a link in the main menu that says ‘Toys’
2. Click ‘Toys’ and it displays two categories ‘Boys’ ‘Girls’
3. Click ‘Boys’ and it loads up items of boys toys
4. Click ‘Girls’ and it loads up items of girls toys

So it’s just as simple as that really, so as I’m new to WP coming from Drupal.

a) Would the Toys page be a standard page and in that page template I use WP_Query to fetch the two categories?

b) Or would I add the categories url to the main menu and not create a standard web page called toys?

I would have thought ‘a’ was the right answer, create a standard web page called ‘Toys’, create a custom template for it that gets the categories, when clicking a category say ‘Boys’ it would then go to an archive template which displays the toys, then you can click through into a toy which would then lead you into the post page.

Does the above sound about right? I’m just concerned I’m going to spend time building it but not applying the standard WP way of doing it.

I kind of have it almost working but not convinced I’m doing it the correct way, I’m surprised I’ve not been able to find a simple tutorial on the subject.

Thanks in advance ??

Ah top man that’s the exact sort of thing I’m looking for, yes that makes good sense, thanks a lot ??

I have been looking for a form api but wordpress doesn’t seem to have one?

wow, a week ago since I posted this and not one response, it was simple, ‘the_excert()’, I’m new to wordpress so didn’t know but since finding the solution I can’t believe this post was up for a week with no response, c’mon people!

First question is a yes:
https://plugins.smyl.es/wp-job-manager-field-editor

Second question I think is a yes too:
https://wpjobmanager.com/document/shortcode-reference/

“categories – Comma separate slugs to limit the jobs to certain categories. This option overrides ‘show_categories’ if both are set.”

I’m quite new to wordpress but I did it by adding a js directory to my theme then used the enqueue script function in functions.php to provide access to the script, I could then call the functions via event handlers in the html.

https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_script/

Hope that helps

I had this same issue, well, I couldn’t get them to display from the get to even though I had the [jobs] shortcode in the page, I switched from my custom theme to twentysixteen and suddenly all the jobs appeared.
I figure there must be a dependancy somewhere, so I sub themed from twentysixteen and now all good. I’m new to WP so not sure what the dependancy might have been.

Could you not do that with the markup and some css?

Also I will be adding custom fields so as I do I guess there will be times I will need to pull them out too, so I guess I am looking for something like:

get_the_fieldname() or something?

Update!
I did find this function wpjm_the_job_description();

That returns the description so I’m getting there but I only want the a teaser of it, I guess I could wrap it in a substr but I’m sure there must be a WordPress way of doing it?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by barrypoore.

I have now resolved this, it was plugin settings => Display => Events Template. Was set to the default template needed to be the Default Events Template.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by barrypoore.