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    For Job Agency

    HiIm interested in getting the jobRoller theme. Have got the following questions to ask. 1) For this theme to work, it has to be applied only to a child theme? Why is that so? 2) Im applying this theme for a Job agency and only the agency itself will be posting jobs to the portal. Can I disable the function not to allow anyone else, apart from the agency itself to post jobs? With that, all relevant job posting buttons and links will not appear to general public. 3) Within the admin area, can the admin add hourly rate easily from the "Add New Salary" widget in the "Add Jobs" page? Cos there're just too many permutations: Annual, Monthly, Hourly rates, "Negotiable" and etc. 4) Does the theme support SEO plugin? e.g. Platinum SEO plugin? 5) Resume Submission- Is there a general resume submission form? (Not in response to any particular job)

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    Hi There, in answer to your questions:

    1) JobRoller is a stand alone theme, and unless you plan to customize it in any way, you do not actually need to use a child theme. JobRoller works on it's own out of the box as you see it on the JobRoller demo.

    2) Yes, you can disable registration and allow only admin and/or selected users to submit jobs. In terms of preventing others from accessing the site, you could potentally look at plugins such as "Network Privacy" to prevent others being able to see listings.

    3) Yes, the salary, job type, and job categories can easily be edited from the JobRoller admin as you can see here from the specific section of the admin demo site.

    4) AppThemes does not officially support third party plugins, but in general our customers have not had issues using SEO plugins successfully such as e.g. All in one SEO or Yoast (these would be the ones most regularly mentioned as used in the forums).

    5) If you enable the job seeker registration type (or in the case of you creating logins, give them this specific type of access), then those users when logged in can submit resumes. Depending on whether or not they make it visible, it can be seen on the resumes page. Thanks.

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