JobPress – Your Company Job Board & Career Page

At pluginizelab.com/docs/jobpress : setup, jobs, the Jobs Page, the listing designs, the shortcode, the block, the Elementor widget and every setting, with screenshots. The Plugins screen and the JobPress settings screens link to it too.

You there are 5 preset.

Yes, It’s mandatory.

Yes, you can.

Yes, for now only support Contact Form 7. In-future we will add support for all forms. Also, You can also add description to collect resume by your email address.

Just go to settings page from “JobPress” admin menu.

Deleting JobPress removes its settings but keeps your jobs, job categories, job types and the Jobs page, so reinstalling the plugin brings them back. To remove those too, add define( 'JOBPRESS_REMOVE_ALL_DATA', true ); to wp-config.php before deleting the plugin.

Drag and drop the “JobPress Jobs” widget from the Elementor editor. In the Content tab, choose the design, the header text, which details each job card shows, a search bar, a “View all jobs” link, and which jobs to list (categories, types, specific jobs, number and order). In the Style tab, override the JobPress colors for this widget and style the header, job cards, job titles, details, buttons, category headers and search bar. Every setting left on “Default” (or empty) follows the global JobPress settings, so changing those settings still updates the widget.

In the block editor (WordPress 6.3 or later), add the “JobPress Jobs” block (search for “jobs”). The block shows a live preview of the listing. In the block settings, choose the design, the header text, which details each job card shows, a search bar, a “View all jobs” link and which jobs to list (number, categories, types, specific jobs and order). In the Styles tab, override the JobPress colors for this block and style the job cards and apply button; the usual block spacing, background and width options apply too. Every setting left on “Default” (or empty) follows the global JobPress settings. You can also convert a Shortcode block holding [jobpress] , or paste a [jobpress] shortcode, into the block, and convert the block back.

They show the same listing with the same options and defaults, so use whichever fits how you build pages: the block in the block editor, the Elementor widget in Elementor, and the [jobpress] shortcode anywhere else (classic editor, widgets, page builders). The block needs WordPress 6.3 or later; on older versions, use the shortcode.

You can use the JobPress shortcode in two ways:

1. 01In WordPress Posts/Pages: [jobpress] // Basic usage with default settings [jobpress title="We're Hiring!" subtitle="Join Our Team"] // With custom title/subtitle [jobpress show_positions="no"] // Hide position counts [jobpress design="5" category="engineering" per_page="6" show_view_all="yes"] // A grid of the 6 newest engineering jobs
2. 02In PHP Files (e.g., theme templates): php

Available Shortcode Attributes (a missing or empty attribute uses the Settings > Shortcodes and Appearance settings): * design – Listing design, 1 to 5 * title, subtitle – Header text * show_title, show_subtitle, show_positions – Show/hide the header parts (yes/no) * show_category, show_type, show_location, show_experience, show_vacancy, show_deadline – Show/hide job card details (yes/no) * button_text – Apply button text * show_search – Show a search bar that opens the Jobs Page results (yes/no) * show_view_all, view_all_text – Show a link to the Jobs Page under the listing (yes/no), and its text * per_page – Number of jobs to show (per category in the grouped designs 2 and 4); all by default * category, type – Comma-separated category or job type slugs to show * include, exclude – Comma-separated job IDs to show only, or to leave out * orderby – date, title, menu_order or rand; order – ASC or DESC * brand_color, hover_color, heading_color, secondary_color, content_color, border_color – Hex colors for this listing

Example: [jobpress title="Join Our Team" type="remote" show_search="yes" brand_color="#7c3aed"]