I’ve never seen this occur, but officially the plugin does not support archives. Themes add this.
After changing strings that affect archives, you should go to Settings > Permalinks and save so the permalinks are refreshed.
I have not created a custom archive page for jobs at all. Its just the single-jobs.php as the template in the root folder, and the job_manager folder that contain edited templates.
Right now I am running without the theme_support() for job-manager-templates. I am not sure whether it has anything to do with the strings in the translation or not. I did try to refresh the permalinks by saving them over and over again. Nothing worked. Question: Is it likely to happen if theme_support function is turned off for the job-manager-templates, I mean the permalink issue for category pages?
Oh, by the way, the permalink structure has changed for job-regions as well, which is showing xxx.xx/?job_listing_region=xxx
So, this is the present scenario.
With translation
translated language file = on (en_BG)
add_theme_support tag is present in functions.php
Result: permalink structures are fine. Job listing page is being displayed in the archive.php template (generic template in the theme – it is based on _s )
Without translation
Everything works fine.
With Translation and theme_support function
Everything is fine, except the permalink structure for job-regions and job-categories
I wonder if it has anything to do with the translation or not?
Also, if it is so, can you tell me how do I get to remove the job string from the plugin to internship – just this word.
Can’t find any help for this problem anywhere.
Thanks
I just checked it with twenty-fifteen theme. The problem is present there as well.
In the exact way as mentioned above.
Its just the permalink that confuses me, which I think, would affect the SEO value of regional pages and category pages.
Can you please help me out?
One thing; if you enable theme_support you are aware it will use a custom post type archive (using the post type’s translation) rather than a regular page with our shortcode?
I’d avoid theme_support unless you know how to theme these archives etc. You don’t need theme_support to change the single job listing permalink.
https://wpjobmanager.com/document/tutorial-changing-the-job-slugpermalink/
Hi Mike,
Yes, I understand that part about CPT pages, and I am not using any custom pages.
Anyway, I think I should just leave it as it is for the moment.
Thanks for the reply.
Ok – the guide above will let you change the single permalinks though. Look there hope it helps 🙂
Thanks Mike.
I already done that with the category/location/title structure. I must say your documentation is really helpful, and is detailed. I am thinking about going for the core bundle addon set.
Keep up the good work mate.
