@mangolover
This is based in this template content-job_listing.php.
You have to remove line 44
Upload your template to the following directory to keep it upgrade save
yourchildtheme/job_manager/content-job_listing.php.
Thank you @braehler !!!
The column is gone when I remove line 44.
I just would like to know if there is also a way to cancel the column by writing a CSS code?
li.job_listing > ul.meta {display: none !important;}
I put this CSS code in my WordPress back-end under Appearance – Cutomising – Additional CSS, but the third column “Posted 7 months ago” is still there. Is the CSS code not correct or do I have to place it somewhere else?
“Upload your template to the following directory to keep it upgrade save
yourchildtheme/job_manager/content-job_listing.php.”
I do not have a child theme yet. Should I have one? Will my page be slower in loading time (320 pages) by having a child theme?
@mangolover
CSS should be this
ul.job_listings li.job_listing a .meta li, ul.job_listings li.no_job_listings_found a .meta li {
list-style: none outside;
display: block;
margin: 0;
display: none;
}
No, putting these changes in the Additional CSS section is right.. Teh other way would be to put it into the childthemes CSS
A childtheme is always good. You can do your custumizations there, like removing some lines from a specific template like the one above. When the next update from WPJM comes out, your changes will not be overridden. And no, it does not slow your site down
@braehler
Thank you so much for helping me!!! 🙂
That is the right CSS code and the column is gone like magic!
