• Resolved bnisia

    (@bnisia)


    Jobs show published by and date published in listing it would be preferred to suppress both? is there a way to do it?

    I cannot even get css to do it. But even if I could it seems likely a plugin update would brake that.

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  • @bnisia
    the publish date can be removed by editing this template
    content-single-job_listing-meta.php

    Just remove line 39 and then uplaod it to the following directory of your server to keep it upgrade safe:
    your_child_theme/job_manager/content-single-job_listing-meta.php

    Hello,

    Is it also possible to show 2 specific dates? Like a start and end date of a temporary job

    Plugin Support bindlegirl (a11n)

    (@bindlegirl)

    @lennertfabriek

    >Is it also possible to show 2 specific dates? Like a start and end date of a temporary job

    Yes, it’s possible. You would most likely need to override template files as described here: https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/

    Thread Starter bnisia

    (@bnisia)

    @lennertfabriek
    “the publish date can be removed by editing this template
    content-single-job_listing-meta.php

    Just remove line 39 and then uplaod it to the following directory of your server to keep it upgrade safe:
    your_child_theme/job_manager/content-single-job_listing-meta.php”

    That does not seem to be the template used for one thing there is no < list-item > ie li on the line of the publish date in the output page. In fact if there were I probably could hit it with css and remove it.

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    Plugin Support bindlegirl (a11n)

    (@bindlegirl)

    @bnisia

    Those two lines seem to be a part of your theme and its templates. I see they are also listed on the standard blog posts so they are not something you can remove by editing WP Job Manager templates. Hiding them with CSS could also be tricky as they don’t seem to have unique ids or classes.
    I would recommend asking the theme developer for advice.

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