See this page: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/shortcode-reference/ — looks like you should be able to do it, following this format: [job id=”10″] …Or wait, maybe this [job_summary id=”10″] is what you had in mind?
Thread Starter
Tim W
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Thanks for your reply, but as we understand it this will show the full detail or summary of a single job.
We know it’s also possible to show all the jobs from a specified category.
What we need to do is show a specified group of jobs from multiple categories on a single page.
Anyone know if that it possible with a shortcode or custom code?
How about [jobs categories="1, 2, 3"] where 1, 2, 3 are the IDs of the relevant categories? You can also use the slugs of the categories instead of the IDs, such ascategory1, category2, category3 etc.
Thread Starter
Tim W
(@tim-w)
Hi Richard,
I think those shortcodes will show all the jobs within the specified category or categories.
What we’d like to do is show an ad-hoc set of specified jobs – these may be from different categories.
Something like [jobs jobs=”ID,ID,ID”]
Is that possible?
Thanks,
Tim
No, that won’t work. That will still output the whole job listing, such as in the https://wpjobmanager.com/document/single-job-listings/ ; there is no way to do what you’d like, sorry!
I’m marking this thread as Resolved as it’s been more than a month since the last reply. If you still need help, please do reply again and mark the thread as Unresolved!
