There are a couple of options. One is to override the template to change the text.
Another is to use a plugin like Say What to modify the specific text.
Okay, I’m trying out the Say What plugin but there isn’t much documentation on how to use it. It’s asking me for a Original String, Text Domain, Text Context?
How do I find the Original String? Is it:
<input type=”button” class=”application_button button” value=”Apply for job”>
Original String: Apply for job
Domain: wp-job-manager
I assume text content would be for your new one.
You can determine this if you need to do others by checking out the code, https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/c838d6ee3a3d0fd224d666bfee55f58517e10cf6/templates/job-application.php#L7
The part within the underscored functions (e.g. __('something'..., _e(‘something’…, '_x('something...) are the functions that translate things. The first text is the original string—and the default when there is not a translated bit for that text. The second is the domain, which allows plugins and themes to have the same string, but translated differently, from WordPress or each other.
Thank you for your help on this. It worked perfectly once I new what information to plug in.
