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Used for outputting job information in the loop, the plugin includes several template tags listed below. Most tags can take a $post parameter which lets you specify the job ID/job post object you wish to show data for, if you don’t want to use it in the loop.
the_job_status( $post = null )Outputs the Job’s status. Uses get_the_job_status() which returns the status instead of outputting it.
is_position_filled( $post = null )Returns true or false depending on whether or not the job position has been filled.
the_job_permalink( $post = null )Outputs the job permalink to the single job listing. Uses get_the_job_permalink() which returns it instead.
get_the_job_application_method( $post = null )Returns the application method as an object containing the type (email or url) and (for email apply links) raw_email, email, subject.
wpjm_the_job_types( $post = null )Outputs the job type, e.g. “Full-time”. Uses wpjm_get_the_job_types() which returns the job_type term object.
wpjm_get_the_employment_types( $post = null )Returns the employment types assigned to the job listing’s job types.
the_job_location( $map_link = true, $post = null )Outputs the job’s location. If the first parameter is true, the location will be linked to a google map. Uses get_the_job_location() which returns the location string.
the_company_logo( $size = 'thumbnail', $default = null, $post = null )Outputs the company logo, by default using the thumbnail size. The default logo (when one is not present) can be passed as a URL in the second argument. Uses get_the_company_logo() which returns the logo if present.
the_company_name( $before = '', $after = '', $echo = true, $post = null )Outputs the company name, prepending with ‘before’ and appending with ‘after’. Output is optional depending on the value of the $echo parameter. Uses get_the_company_name() which returns the name only.
wpjm_the_job_description( $post = null )Outputs the job description.
wpjm_get_the_job_description( $post = null )Returns the job description.
get_the_company_website( $post = null )Returns the company website url.
the_company_tagline( $before = '', $after = '', $echo = true, $post = null )Outputs the company tagline, prepending with ‘before’ and appending with ‘after’. Output is optional depending on the value of the $echo parameter. Uses get_the_company_tagline() which returns the tagline only.
the_company_twitter( $before = '', $after = '', $echo = true, $post = null )Outputs the company twitter link, prepending with ‘before’ and appending with ‘after’. Output is optional depending on the value of the $echo parameter. Uses get_the_company_twitter() which returns the twitter name only.