I have solved the problem. This is the code that works. The key confusion is that I am removing it from the jobs dashboard. I didn’t have a good enough understanding of the nomenclature, so was removing them from the wrong place.
add_filter(‘job_manager_job_listing_wp_admin_fields’,’remove_job_form_fields’);
function remove_job_form_fields($fields) {
unset($fields[‘_company_tagline’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_video’]);
unset($fields[‘_company_twitter’]);
unset($fields[‘_filled’]);
unset($fields[‘_featured’]);
return $fields;
}
@braehler, that’s pretty much the same code I used (I just used a different function name), and it does not work for me. I even changed the function name to be the same, and it did not work.
@cena, I understand. I was trying to do this without installing another plugin, as my office already has to manage updates to 100+ different plugins, and it is a major time suck. (And where I work, there is so much administrative overhead involved in paying for paid plugins that it’s just not an option for me.)
