Marc2412

Im clueless:(

See: https://i.gyazo.com/eee193d42b767bfadac7ec48b6f42e45.png

Hey there,

That is quite weird, could you please contact the creator of the theme? The theme must have a CSS somewhere which you can edit.

Marc

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;
}

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

Something like this? here

Go to the bottom and click on apply now and you will see a contact form popup.

Ok so, first step.

1. Create a new Contact form 7 form and name it something like “Apply Button”
2. Go to “vacancies/jobs” and go to “Settings”
3. At the bottom you will see “Contact a job form”. Click on the dropdown and select “Apply Button” form that you just created.

There you go. ^^

Let me know if it works

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

label {

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

Thanks it looks great. Well done, good luck with your website and if you ever need help don’t hesitate to ask here.

Question, what theme are you using? your website looks fantastic. If that’s built with simplify then wow :p

I always rather work with removing items in Custom CSS seeing as when you change things in the FTP client/php files, whenever you update the theme there might be a chance where it all shows up again.

li.date-posted {
display: none;
}

2nd time taking all the credit, go me. ??

I’ll try, don’t think it’s going to end well with me seeing as I’m the worst PHP newbie there is. I hope the OP has got this fixed though.

I just looked at his website and it seems that the applications are “permanent” since they are career opportunities at his own company so there is no need to have the time shown as to when he placed them.

Which in this case means, follow Scotts post!!!

You are welcome ??

*takes all the credit for it*

label {
color: #000000;
}

That’s all you gotta add to your Custom CSS.

Hope it helps,

1st in Hijacking a Scott Basgaard thread yay!