Add Colors To set a unique color for a specific category follow the steps below: 1 Search for the category (or categories) in the search box. 2 Choose the color you want to assign to the marker. 3 Click Add Color Once set the category and its associated color will […]
Facets are UI elements (checkboxes, dropdowns, etc.) used to filter, or “drill down”, content listings. Facets are aware of the content, and only relevant choices are displayed. Before you can use facets to filter listings be sure you have created the facets you want to output (Settings > FacetWP). Once your […]
Listify automatically registers a FacetWP template with the correct configuration to match the default filter system. However, FacetWP offers an advanced way to modify the results that are returned even further. By visiting Settings → FacetWP then clicking the Templates tab at the top of the page, you can modify your […]
Overview Widget Area: Homepage Intended Purpose: Create a “Call to Action” area that contains text and a button. Settings Text Color Background Color Title The first line of text in a larger size. Description The second line of text that displays below the title Button Text Button URL Button Subtext Small […]
If you are using the WP Job Manager – Field Editor plugin and outputting your custom fields using their built in Custom Fields Widget, you can match the default Listify style by adding an icon to the custom field widget title, you can do so with a little custom CSS. […]
This requires Listify 1.4+ With Listify 1.4 and up, users can now choose to display a company logo image on the listing cards on their listings results pages and the single listings hero image. To add a Company Image or Listing Owner Avatar follow these steps: 1 Visit Appearance > Customize […]
The “Message The Business” widget on the new Listify 1.4 demo is a text widget with a shortcode of the Contact form. To create one on your site, follow the steps below: 1 Find the shortcode of your contact form. In our case, we use Contact Form 7 and the […]
By default Listify allows users to set their Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Github, or Instagram social URLs via their profile page, or when submitting a listing (see: associate social profiles with listings). To add another contact method add the following code to your child theme’s functions.php file: Tip […]
By default, Listify does not output the term (category, regions, tags) description on the archive pages. If you’d like to display the description on the archive pages follow the steps below: Create a new file on your computer called archive-job_listing.php Copy the code below into the newly created file on […]
Jobify uses the default redirect settings that come with WordPress and WooCommerce. If you would like to redirect users to a specific page after they login or logout, we recommend using Peter’s Login Redirect plugin which is available for free in the WordPress repository. For any issues regarding the functionality of the […]