You may disable it through the Jobroller Settings>>Jobs specifically the "Enable Job Salary Field?:" dropdown option.
You may disable it through the Jobroller Settings>>Jobs specifically the "Enable Job Salary Field?:" dropdown option.
I think I've found the issue.
includes/classes/packs.class.php - lines 101 and 102:
$this->job_count = $result->job_count;
$this->job_limit = $result->job_limit;
Change to:
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I just wanted to mention that I logged this fault but I just missed out on it being fixed for the v1.2 release.. The team have found a solution I believe and so I'm awaiting word on this...
I have updated mine and it works just fine. Just to be sure do a backup of your database before upgrading.
You can edit it through the theme-support.php .
It's all done in theme-emails.php. Out of the box, the only evidence I've seen of JobRoller branding itself in emails is at the very bottom of the email, it says
"Regards,
JobRoller"
Changing...
I will move this thread to the Jobroller Mods and Tutorial section for community support.
Yes you can simply add text before the codes in the featured-jobs.php .
I agree, it would be really nice to be able to offer employers the ability to search a database of resumes.
Resume Database Access: Gain access to thousands of job seeker resumes in the area.
Just adjust the width value of the code below in style-pro-blue.css or whatever color style css you are using.
#header .logo_wrap {
width:100%;
}
Just remove the code below in the header.php ;
<div id="mainNav"><?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'aprimary', 'container' => '', 'depth' => 1, 'fallback_cb' =>...
Yes. There are a few ways to skin this cat. I'll let you in on a secret. Let's use the method that doesn't require plugins: the WordPress 3 custom menu!
In wp-admin, go to Appearance --> Menu. ...
Sure! Let's call this "Method 1", because it involves modifying a line of code in your job roller theme. Make a note for yourself reminding you of what you are about to edit. In my themes, I like...