Description
VisionaryMark Careers Jobs adds a simple careers section to WordPress. Add jobs in the admin, place one shortcode on your Careers page, and candidates can read the details and apply without leaving the page.
Features
- Jobs menu in the WordPress admin.
- Each job has a title, description, experience, job type, location, department and application deadline.
- Jobs are shown as cards with View Details and Apply Now buttons.
- Built-in application form in a modal. No page builder or popup plugin required.
- The selected job title is included in every application automatically.
- Applications are emailed with the CV attached and saved under Jobs > Submissions.
- Export submissions to an Excel-compatible file.
Application fields
- Full Name (required)
- Email Address (required)
- Phone Number (required)
- CV / Resume (required: PDF, DOC or DOCX, max 5 MB)
- Cover Note / Message (required)
Installation
- Upload the plugin and activate it.
- Go to Jobs > Application Settings and enter the email address that should receive applications. If left empty, the site administration email is used.
- Go to Jobs > Add New Job, enter the title, description and job details, then publish.
- Add the shortcode
[vmcj_job_listings]to your Careers page. In Elementor, use the Shortcode widget.
FAQ
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Applications are not arriving by email
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The plugin sends email with the WordPress
wp_mail()function. If your host does not deliver email reliably, configure SMTP, for example with an SMTP plugin. All applications are also saved under Jobs > Submissions. -
What is the email subject?
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New Job Application: [Job Title]
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Contributors & Developers
“VisionaryMark Careers Jobs” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.5.2
- Removed the last remaining Plugin Check DirectDB warning by inlining the legacy-migration column list as a literal instead of a variable.
1.5.1
- Hardened all submissions-table queries to use
$wpdb->prepare()with the%iidentifier placeholder instead of raw string interpolation, resolving Plugin Check DirectDB warnings. - Requires WordPress 6.2 or later (previously 6.0), since
%isupport was introduced in 6.2.
1.5.0
- Renamed to VisionaryMark Careers Jobs.
- All functions, classes, options, shortcodes and handles now use the
vmcjprefix. The shortcode is now[vmcj_job_listings]. - Existing jobs, settings and submissions from earlier versions are migrated automatically.
- Application email now defaults to the site administration email.
1.4.0
- Initial submission.