Rock a Robot!

Hi @kharisblank,

expanding the dropdown-symbol to full-width of the menu item – what a brilliant idea!?? And it works perfectly.

Thank you very much!
Oliver

Hi Kharis,

thank you for your reply. The site is https://www.anwaltskanzlei-altmann.de. Sydney is Version 2.12 (with child theme). The submenus I‘d like to open ?onClick“ to the item-text on mobile/touch are under ?Kanzlei“ and ?Kontakt & Service“.

It works when tapping on the dropdown-symbol in the mobile menu. But I’d also like this behavior when tapping on the item-text (I hope you understand what I mean). How do I have to configure the topmenu-items (in Admin > Design > Menus or elsewhere)? (Currently I use the first sub-page of each submenu as topmenu-item.)

Kind regards,
Oliver

Fix is online (1.14, actually reverts 1.13 changes). Works well on my sites.

Hello Kharis,

many thanks for your reply. The issue occured in MS Edge (current version). But clearing cache and restarting helped. ??

My bad… Sorry and thank you again!
Oliver

I found the solution myself… by reading on in the thread linked to above ?? Sorry…

@rarathemesupport:

#1 workaround (or solution?): I copied template-parts/header-form.php to a child theme folder and added the following code to get a placeholder:

<option value="" selected><?php esc_attr_e( 'Job Category', 'jobscout' ); ?></option>

Hello @rarathemesupport,

in fact I have the same page as homepage and job-search/result-page. I thought that the filters would also be working in the jobs-section (below the banner). Obviously they are not, but are only effective for search-results displayed on the jobs-page. I’ll change that and issue #2 is resolved.

Thank you very much!
Oliver

Hello @rarathemesupport,

many thanks for your reply and for forwarding #1 to the developers. I have just recognized that the WP Job Manager-plugin already provides a placeholder titled “Choose a category…”, which seems to be used in the “Post Job”-form in JobScout. So I hope it won’t be a big issue to include it in the search-form as well.

Re #2: I use the standard page installed during WP Job Manager-setup and it includes the [jobs]-shortcode. Hope this helps…

Issue resolved. Thank you!

@rarathemesupport No further questions (so far), 5-star-review submitted. ???

Update: I found the reason, why the elements are not translated: The form-placeholders (and some other elements) are filled by the JobScout-theme language files, not by the WP Job Manager-plugin language files.

As soon as I set up a German translation for the theme (via Loco translate-plugin) ad entered translations there, they appear in the frontend.

Is this intentional?

@rarathemesupport: WORKED! You made my day! Thank you! ??

Hi @wptravelenginesupport!

Thanks for your answer. The issue is not resolved yet.

I just tried another theme (Neve). In Neve the translation of the placeholders is working, in JobScout – which I’d prefer to use – it’s not. I just switched back to JobScout, so you can see the issue.

Hello @hyenokian,

many thanks for your quick reply and information. I’d very much appreciate if this feature would be implemented, because it would really extend the scope of application of QM and improve usability for more extensive tests (at least with regard to e-learning and digital education).

Maybe this could be done easily by either setting a cookie containing given answers (with the risk of the cookie being deleted on browser exit according to the user’s settings) or by a individual url with neccessary information in the query-string (something like https://[domain]/[path-to-quiz]/?continue=[test-id]&q1=1_3&q2=a2&q3=a4&q4=text+answer&q5=...]). This might not be the most secure way (I admit I’m not a developer), but it may be easier and faster to develop than using database operations. Just a suggestion…

Thank you and kind regrds,
Oliver

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Rock a Robot!.

Found the solution myself: files have to be saved to the …/wp-content/languages/plugins folder.