Changing single-job template
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Hi,
I’m trying to give the single job page a new layout according to the design I received. I want to change some titles (in general, not every time I add a new position) or use a different layout for the page. I copied the template-file to my theme and I can see my changes, but I can’t figure out how I can call every field separate instead of using the standard code (<?php if( function_exists(‘get_job_fields’) ) get_job_fields(); ?>)Is there a way to only get one particular field at a time?
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Optional:
In your (child)theme’s folder, make a folder “jobs”.
Inside that folder, copy the single-jobs.php from the plugin.
Wordpress will then use the single-jobs.php from there and you can safely edit this file.Then inside the single-jobs.php you have several options depending on your needs:
option 1 get single field via post_meta:
<?php echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'position_title', true );?>option 2 get single field via post custom:
<?php if( function_exists('get_job_fields') ) { $title = get_post_custom_values($key = 'position_title'); echo $title[0]; } ?>option 3: get all fields via post custom
$custom = get_post_custom(); foreach($custom as $key => $value) { echo $key.': '.$value.'<br />'; }Ahh, in class-job-single.php there is this comment (line 856):
// This must be at the end, as we combine it with 2 functions above echo JobSingleView::printSchema();So if i combine those three functions in my templates single-jobs.php like this:
JobSingleView::get_job_fields( 'sort-left', $post->ID ); JobSingleView::get_job_fields( 'sort-right', $post->ID ); echo JobSingleView::printSchema();I can print the schema and all json is printed in the script tag.
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