To be more clear:
I have in my theme several page layouts: standaard template, full width, landing page, blog right sidebar, …
The pages I make with the shortcodes: [job_dashboard], [jobs], … there can I choose witch page template I want, so no problem.
But when a user clicks in a job in the [jobs] page to see the detail, then the detail is listed in the page template: ‘blog right sidebar’. That is what I want to change.
Thank you, Wilfried
Hello @wilfried1954
What theme do you use?
The post job is as “single post” – so you have to create your custom template for job offer (if your theme allows for it) or find a option in your theme settings.
Grettings,
Dariusz.
Hello kibus90,
Thank you for your reply.
I use theme SKT Shudh. Site is online now: http://www.bemiddelaars.vlaanderen/ and Job = Vacatures.
But I do not understand very well. I cannot force the plugin to use a specific (existing) page template? I’m not familiar with creating a custom template. Can I force something in functions.php? (I have made a Functionality plugin, can I do this there?).
Or should I ask this to the developers of the theme?
Thank you again, Wilfried
Hi!
As kibus90 mentioned, WPJM uses the single-post template, and does not provide a way to change this in the settings. However, have a look here:
https://wpjobmanager.com/document/enabling-full-template-support/
and here:
https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/
Thank you Richard. However I found a way. I copied in my theme single.php to single-job_listing.php and made there the changes. This seems to do the job.
Thanks and best regards, Wilfried
