This is probably due to the WYSIWYG plugins you’re installing. Some only load components in the backend and thus break when used on the frontend.
I’d need a link to confirm this, but you should deactivate the other plugins to test yourself.
Yes probably…I use WPBakery Visual Composer which is the WYSIWYG plugin which is part of my WordPress theme…
If it can help you, this is the html code of the description field when the plugin is activated :
<div class=”wp-editor-container” id=”wp-job_description-editor-container”><textarea name=”job_description” class=”wp-editor-area” id=”job_description” style=”visibility: hidden;” rows=”8″ cols=”40″ autocomplete=”off”></textarea></div>
When it’s not activated (when it works):
<div class=”wp-editor-container” id=”wp-job_description-editor-container”><textarea name=”job_description” class=”wp-editor-area” id=”job_description” rows=”8″ cols=”40″></textarea></div>
You can notice that the difference is on the the autocomplete (off) and the style=”visibility: hidden”…
I really need this plugin… Can you advise me a wysiwyg plugin which works with WP Job Manager ?
Thanks !
The default WYSIWYG with WordPress works http://demo.wpjobmanager.com/find-a-job/post-a-job/
Have you got a link to your page I can see?
I think it’s due to Visual Composer because when i deactivate this plugin, the description field works…
If you have any solutions to solve the problem (html code or other process), i will be grateful…
I cannot view that page. It might be worth reaching out to the dev of the visual composer so they can wrap their code in an is_admin() check. It probably should not be loaded on frontend requests anyway.
It’s coming from cforms it seems.
