Brandon Morgan

Hey eckul! I was looking for the same solution and figured out how to do it if you need to in the future. I am going to to paste my personal example for you. This was all done within my theme’s functions.php. I wanted a “Store #” column and here is how I did it:

Add column to view in All job listings admin screen:

// adds column to admin list of jobs
function add_job_store_number_column( $columns ) {
    $columns['job_store_number'] = __('Store #','wp-job-manager');

    return $columns;
}
add_filter( 'manage_edit-job_listing_columns', 'add_job_store_number_column',2 )

The “,2” portion in the filter was just for it to show first. Not sure if correct but worked for me.

Now to insert the data associated with the column:

// displays store number data for specific column in admin
function display_store_number_data($column_name) {
  global $post;

  $storenumber = get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_job_store_number', true );

  switch($column_name){
      case 'job_store_number':
          echo $storenumber;
          break;
  }

}
add_action('manage_job_listing_posts_custom_column','display_store_number_data');

And for a little freebie if you want to also make that column sortable like I did:

function store_number_sortable ($columns){
    $custom = array(
			'job_posted'   => 'date',
			'job_position' => 'title',
			'job_location' => 'job_location',
			'job_expires'  => 'job_expires',
                        'job_store_number' => 'job_store_number'
		);
		return wp_parse_args( $custom, $columns );
}
add_filter('manage_edit-job_listing_sortable_columns','store_number_sortable');

Hope that is helpful and at least if anyone new stumbles upon this maybe it will help them. I’ve done a lot of other things with this great plugin so let me know if trouble and I may have already navigated through it.

mdanics – try changing “padding-left:12px;” to padding-left:14px;

When I was testing on your site that was enough to knock down “view cart” under the button and have the check mark show to the right.

Hope that works for you!

I’m having a problem with the Woocommerce plugin on my site. Every time I click “Add to cart” button, the check mark that appears to signify this action is complete shows up over the new “View Cart” text. You can check it you here: http://chocolatehollowvt.com/shop/

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

tcohen17,

I stumbled upon this same issue with the check mark showing directly over “view cart.” What I did that fixe it for me was to override the css with the following code to add a little padding and drop the “view cart below.”

.woocommerce ul.products li.product a, .woocommerce-page ul.products li.product a{padding-left:12px;}

Hope that does it for you and you made need to adjust padding more or less depending on your situation.

I had the same issue and discovered there was an error with the jquery.quicksand.js file. This plugin uses quicksand version 1.3, which includes a deprecated value in it for IE and makes it invalid.

Just download the updated version of quicksand 1.4: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/razorjack/quicksand/v1.4/jquery.quicksand.js

Of course, you’ll need to access your ftp and go to the otw plugins folder > js and you see the file I am talking about. Keep the filename the same and just replace. That worked for me!