Hi there, @ptrkx,
Theoretically, the shortcode you added is incorrect: you used ” instead of “. Can you try the following?
[jobs categories="ausbildung"]
I trust that “ausbildung” is a job category already added from your backend, and you’re using the slug of the category and not the name of the category. If you’re unsure, visit Job Listings > Job Categories in the WordPress dashboard. “Slug” is one of the columns.
Let me know how you get on!
Thread Starter
ptrkx
(@ptrkx)
Hey Stef, sadly with the “…” thats not fixing the problem:
Category: https://ibb.co/8N3FRG4
Shortcode: https://ibb.co/8dt39H5
Frontend: https://ibb.co/pQhHzJ5
Best regards
Can you confirm if the 3 jobs matching the categories are still active and published, confirming they are not expired?
Thread Starter
ptrkx
(@ptrkx)
Hey Deric, yes they are all active and published
https://ibb.co/X4VJnVJ
Could you try using a different category to check if the filter is broken across all categories?
Could you try these steps to temporarily disable all plugins and revert to a default theme?
- Install Health Check plugin on your site
- Download and install Twenty Twenty-Three on your site if not installed already
- Go to Installed Plugins. Click Troubleshoot on WP Job Manager
- Try viewing the jobs page with the category filter
- Once you are done, go back to wp-admin and disable troubleshooting mode through the top bar.
Hello @ptrkx,
Do you have updates about that? We usually close inactive threads after one week of no activity, but we want to make sure we’re all set before marking it as solved. Thanks!
