By default WP Job Manager Resumes Skills field will show a textbox for users to enter a comma separated list of skills. If you decide you do not want users to be able to specify their own skills, you can use WP Job Manager Field Editor to change the field type which will only allow […]
WP Job Manager Field Editor version 1.2.4 includes a new feature which allows you to configure fields to show and/or hide based on the package the user selects. This requires the WooCommerce Paid Listings plugin (Support for Astoundify Listing Payments was added in Field Editor version 1.7.3) Paid Listings Flow MUST be set to “Choose a package before […]
WP Job Manager Field Editor comes with an integrated Widget you can use to customize the location of output in your theme wherever widgets are supported. You will find the widget under the standard widgets with the title Custom Field. All you need to do is select the widget and drag and drop it in the […]
There may come a time where you want to customize the label next to fields that tell the website visitor if the field is Required or Optional, and it just so happens you can do that with WP Job Manager Field Editor. By default WP Job Manager puts a (optional) label next to any fields that are not […]
With the release of version 1.1.12 of WP Job Manager Field Editor, a new feature has been added which is called Auto Populate. This will allow you to auto populate any of the currently editable fields with a value pulled from a user’s meta. The auto populate feature now also supports saving to the users […]
I have received a few requests from users about how they can change the wording on things such as buttons, or even “Resumes” in general. Even though this is out of the scope of the WP Job Manager Field Editor plugin, I will show you in this tutorial how to easily change pretty much any […]
If you are unfamiliar with what a Taxonomy is you should read this first: http://pods.io/docs/learn/what-are-custom-taxonomies/ In this tutorial I will be using Pods to create the custom taxonomy, you can find their documentation on creating a custom taxonomy here: http://pods.io/docs/build/how-to-create-a-custom-taxonomy/ Install Pods First you need to install the Pods plugin. This is available from the […]
With the release of WP Job Manager Field Editor version 1.1.8 a new feature has been included which now allows you to specify custom fields you want to automatically output on Job/Resume listings. You can still use the integrated Widget, PHP or Shortcodes to output the custom fields, but it is now a lot easier to do […]
Starting with version 1.1.5 you can now add &debug to the end of any list table URLs to dump/display all field array data below the list table. This will force the plugin to check if xdebug is installed, if it is the plugin will use var_dump to output values, otherwise it will wrap the array data in <pre> tags […]
As of version 1.1.9 there is an integrated auto output feature!: https://plugins.smyl.es/docs-kb/field-output-configuration/ As of version 1.1.5 there is an integrated widget you can use to output a custom field: https://plugins.smyl.es/blog/widget-now-included-with-wp-job-manager-field-editor/ As of version 1.2.0 the widget has undergone a huge overhaul and should have all the same options as auto output: https://plugins.smyl.es/docs-kb/using-the-integrated-widget/ You can also […]
I have found the plugins to be very useful but more impressively is the customer service that I have received, Smyles went above and beyond and made sure I was not just satisfied but happy with the end outcome. I would certainly buy again and I would recommend Smyles 100% – trustworthy and extremely helpful!
Adam Finkel-Gates
Having been a PHP and WP developer since 2005, I’m no stranger to PHP code. I thought “How much could this really benefit me?” I’ve had about 3 weeks to work with the plugin, and I have to say I’m blown away. Not having to think about that $fields array for the front end; then the back end array; and then the display function for each field, an investment of 80 bucks has saved me $100s of dollars in time. It makes custom field management effortless, allowing me to focus on billable time rather than tweaking PHP code. Look forward to getting to know more about and investing in your other work. Solutions this great definitely need support. Please keep up the great work!
Blue P Developer at Gastonia.com
http://gastonia.com
The WP- Job Field Editor plugin is great and worth every penny. I got the $39 version (although it may be overkill for my needs), but it made the process of changing my fields and adding new fields a breeze and saved me a lot of time and frustration. I would highly recommend this plugin to anyone.
Brad Boling Founder of Engage Akron
http://directory.engageakron.com
I am verry happy with this plugin, but the most important it is the support taht is very fast and professional. The support for me is very important when you buy a plugin. Congratulation for the developers of this plugin.
Marco Musso CEO
https://coema.org/wp/
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