jonryan

Hi @phil1ooo,

For our paid support we respond typically within 8 hours but it’s usually much much shorter. I’m not entirely sure what you mean “your support site not acknowledging”. If you feel like you are not getting the proper response please open another ticket referencing this page and I will make sure you are taken care of. We admittedly are behind on our support in the .org forum due to an increase in paid support and an all company event, and are getting caught up right now. That said this is a community forum and everyone in the community using WPJM are welcome to respond, our paid support is for our paying customers or for pre-sales questions, and those get priority support.

To answer your question:

I would like on the front-end for members who add a job to be able to add paid featured listings which means when they submit and it takes them to the review listing page to have an option to continue listing for free or option to pay a pre-set fee to have their listed featured which would then take them to paypal and then when paid automatically set their listing as being a featured listing.

You can do this with the WC Paid Listings plugin, and sell a package where the jobs are featured for a given length of time, and this can be purchased after creating the job listings. If you have more questions about this contact us at wpjobmanager.com/support as a presales question.

Hi @deegranger,

You should be able to hide this using .job-listing-meta .date-posted { diplay:none; }

Hi @motrade initially I don’t know what the issue is here. We’ll look into it and follow up here.

@ouegy can you clarify what you mean by manually save in the backend? The job listings themselves or the jobs page?

Hi @colin73 you can do a template override here to move it up the page: https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/blob/efe71d9d1dfdb201322091182cbaf59009704ea1/templates/content-single-job_listing.php#L40

https://wpjobmanager.com/document/template-overrides/

@sosix it depends on how you want this to work. You could deselect the ‘Allow account creation’ box, otherwise you are going to need to modify the templates.

Hi @utsav0112

1) You can do this using CSS
2) Again CSS, this is largely theme dependent
3) You might need to modify the template to do this and then using something like jQuery to create a collapsable element. https://jqueryui.com/accordion/

@polygonjedi I’m confused why you just aren’t using the built in category search in the job filters