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Note: the following information about overriding templates are provided for developer reference/guidance only and we cannot guarantee that they will always work as expected. Our support policy does not include assistance with modifying or debugging code from any code examples, and they may be changed or removed if we find they no longer work due to changes in our plugins.
The following template files are included with this plugin:
| Template File Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| access-denied-browse-resumes.php | A message which is displayed when the user doesn’t have permission to browse resumes on the frontend. |
| access-denied-contact-details.php | A message which is displayed when the user doesn’t have permission to see a users contact details on the frontend. |
| access-denied-single-resume.php | A message which is displayed when the user doesn’t have permission to view a single resume. |
| account-signin.php | The signin area/field shown on the resume submission form. |
| apply-with-resume.php | The form showed to users to apply to a job with a resume. |
| candidate-dashboard.php | This is the template used for the candidate dashboard shortcode and lists user resumes, with pagination. |
| contact-details.php | This template outputs the users contact details (mailto link). |
| content-resume.php | This is the template used for a resume when displayed in a list ([resumes] shortcode). |
| content-single-resume.php | This is the template for the single resume (when viewing it on the frontend). |
| resume-filters.php | This contains filters for the [resumes] shortcode, such as keyword and location. |
| resume-submit.php | This is the form used in the resume submission process. |
| resume-submitted.php | After a resume is submitted, this message is output. |
To override these templates, copy them to yourtheme/wp-job-manager-resumes/