As of version 1.8.1 of the Field Editor WP Job Manager addon, you can now use the filters below to allow any admin only field, or only specific ones you define … along with a default value for that field (if you want). Version 1.8.0 or older you were able to select an admin only […]
Give user free/trial visibility package on registration
After a few request from clients, I have come up with a method that you can automagically give a user a package when they register on your site, which can be used as a way to provide a “free trial” or “free” package initially. This does require adding some PHP code to your child theme’s […]
How to require packages for Administrators
By default in the new WP Job Manager Packages plugin, the configured restrictions are not enabled for Administrators. If you want to require Administrators to have a package on the frontend of your site, you will need to add the following to your child theme’s functions.php file, or as a code snippet in using the Code […]
How to use non-standard/hidden meta for custom permalinks
In WordPress, there are two types of meta values that can be saved to a listing (post), etc. Hidden meta, and non-hidden meta. Hidden meta is defined by being saved to a listing (post), with a prepended underscore. In WP Job Manager, all meta is saved to the listing as hidden meta. If you’ve used […]
Customize taxonomy output order sorting by name
As of WP Job Manager Field Editor version 1.6.3+ you can now use a filter to customize the order in which taxonomy values are output when using any of the available output methods. Below I will go over how the filter works, as well as provide an example to do so. If you are not comfortable […]
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