Robbert89

At this point it seems you have 3 positions, Those jobs are posted to “/juridische-vacatures”. When i look at the positions posted (single-jobs)… they link to “/vacature/post-title”. This seems a bit odd te me.

You can check which page is pointed to as the homepage in WordPress.
Go to: settings, reading and check which is the homepage. Then make sure the homepage is loading the short-code ??

Let me know if this got you any further.

Your styles refer to the right classes, seems that you have to change some css to make them red. .job-listing-categories .job-category.active is the class associated with the buttons… On your site they refer to blue so you have to override this in your theme or child-theme.

Else you can go to:
plugins/job-postings/css/styles.css
and on line 55 and 57 you can change the colors directly in the plugin
note that styles changed in plugin will be overridden on plugin update.

Did you check the settings “Page where you list jobs” is this referring to the right page? seems to work on: https://deborarichard.nl/juridische-vacatures/?job-category=all

For the future:
If you click on the menu jobs (or any other menu from whatever plugin you are using) you can see this info in the adres-bar.

After the last “/” you can see edit.php?post_type=jobs

??

Do you have any mail-headers you can post?

Problem could be SMTP settings in WordPress (not likely since you receive mail), or it could be an upload limit, also in WordPress.

Also, what kind of attachment did you send? Is it accepted in the settings?

We are planing to put together some docs for some time already, just other stuff breaks this plans day-by-day unfortunately ??

I understand, work has to be done and those things shift over to any free time there is. Anyway, i will stick around here ?? If you need anything translated to dutch or some front-end work to be done for documentation, i can help!

Thanks for replying!
(Also on the other post, gonna dive into it right now!)

Ah, seems that the schema’s are not submitted this way…
So, still no solution to this problem i guess.

Will dive deeper into this as i am encountering the same problem ??

Optional:
In your (child)theme’s folder, make a folder “jobs”.
Inside that folder, copy the single-jobs.php from the plugin.
Wordpress will then use the single-jobs.php from there and you can safely edit this file.

Then inside the single-jobs.php you have several options depending on your needs:

option 1 get single field via post_meta:

<?php echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'position_title', true );?>

option 2 get single field via post custom:

<?php if( function_exists('get_job_fields') ) {
	$title = get_post_custom_values($key = 'position_title');
	echo $title[0];
	}
?>

option 3: get all fields via post custom

$custom = get_post_custom();
foreach($custom as $key => $value) {
     echo $key.': '.$value.'<br />';
}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Robbert89.

Ok, i understand.
But then, how do i build a page like this

Most of the times you need dynamic text and a CPT on the same page.
That must be possible to do right?

I understand, but how do i prevent the use of double slugs?
I made a setup of a page where i use custom post type and some orther dynamic content. The problem here is that my CPT and my Page use the same slug.