By default, the [past_applications] shortcode displays 25 past applications per page. To change that, add the following code using the Code Snippets plugin and adjust the value as desired: View the code on Gist.
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Applications by default has the follow statuses (these are custom post type statuses): New Interviewed Offer Extended Hired Archived Rejected From version 1.7.0+ these statuses can be customised by using the filter job_application_statuses. Adding a Status Example This example adds a new status called ‘Example’. The code would be placed in your theme functions.php file or […]
Changing the word “CV” in applications can be done in several ways, such as using the Say What plugin, or creating a localization. If you prefer, you can also use a snippet in your theme functions.php file. See: View the code on Gist.
A common request is to limit the actual application form to a certain user role. This is possible with a small amount of customisation, as follows: 1. Override the Template File Copy the plugin file wp-job-manager-applications/templates/application-form.php to YOURTHEME/wp-job-manager-applications/application-form.php. The version you copy to your theme will take priority. 2. Edit the Template File Inside your […]
With the Applications plugin, candidates can apply for jobs using a form, and employers can view the applications on their job dashboard. Installation This plugin requires WP Job Manager 1.22.0 and PHP 5.3+. To install this plugin, please refer to the guide here: https://wordpress.org/support/article/managing-plugins/#manual-upload-via-wordpress-admin Intended Usage This plugin can be used in two ways: Settings The plugin can […]