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  • Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    It is always a good start to disable all plugins and revert to the default WordPress theme. Keep WP Job Manager active and active one plugin at a time. See when the error appears and take it from there.

    Cheers, Evert

    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    This problems seems related to the Jobify theme or Google Maps Ready plugin you are using. WP Job Manager is not adding maps to the jobs.

    Besides trying to contact the creator of the theme you may also want to try to disable the Google Maps Ready plugin.

    Cheers, Evert

    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    You are welcome! Please consider setting the thread to resolved.

    Cheers, Evert

    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    @mike Thanks for the suggestion. No, I am not official support. At least not yet 😉 Developer of themes with a focus on job boards and have been active in (open source) dev team of Jobberbase.

    Just trying to help you and other users out in my spare time.

    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    Hi SuperCharger, can you confirm that the job is actually published?

    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    You may try to define the ‘langdir’ to a custom location in your wp-config and store your translations there.

    Add the following to your wp-config and point the last define to your custom location.

    define('WPLANG', '');
    define('LANGDIR', '');

    Alternatively you can add the following code to your functions.php of your (child)theme and move the language files to the ‘languages’ folder you have just created in your (child)theme:

    load_theme_textdomain( 'your_custom_theme_name', get_stylesheet_directory() . '/languages' );
    Evert

    (@fourleafed)

    Hi texastoa5t,

    it is normal behaviour for WP Job Manager to show a panel with an email address / web address. There is no apply form that will show up after clicking on the apply button.

    The slug you added in the settings page is for the ‘Submit Job’ button, which lets employers post jobs to your job board. The label also says ‘Submit Page Slug’.

    Cheers, Evert

    Hi Esar,

    you can fix it by adding extra CSS to style the content of the widget. You could try to add the following to the bottom of your stylesheet:

    .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings, .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.job_listing a div.position, .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.no_job_listings_found a div.position, .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.job_listing a .meta, .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.no_job_listings_found a .meta { padding: 0!important; }
    .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.job_listing a .meta, .widget_recent_jobs ul.job_listings li.no_job_listings_found a .meta { width: 40%!important; }

    Cheers, Evert

    Hi Todd,

    you need to duplicate the ‘templates’ folder from the plugin to your theme. Then rename that folder to ‘job-manager’.

    See the section ‘Overriding templates via a theme’ at the docs.

    Hi Todd,

    can you please describe your problem in more detail so we can help you find a solution? For instance, what theme are you using and can you share a link with us?

    Cheers, Evert

    [edit] if you are displaying the jobs on a page via the [jobs] shortcode you need to disable the sidebar for that specific page/pages. Does that help?

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