Shortcodes Overview

Shortcodes let you display job data on any WordPress page or post without writing PHP code. The plugin provides six shortcodes:

[job_post_feed]

The main job listing. Renders all jobs using a customizable HTML template with {{ field }} placeholders. Learn more

[job_post_filter]

Interactive filtering by any job field — type, workplace, department, and more. Stackable filters with live counts. Learn more

[job_post_search]

Free-text search across all job data fields. Learn more

[job_post_field]

Output a single field value from the current job. Used on individual job pages. Learn more

[job_post_map]

Google Maps embed showing the job’s location. Requires a Google Maps API key. Learn more

[job_post_contacts]

Renders contact person details — photo, name, email, phone. Learn more

Enabling Shortcodes

Shortcodes are supported by default from plugin version 2.3.2 and above. Check the plugin settings page to verify they’re enabled.

Customizing the Template

The HTML template and CSS for [job_post_feed] are fully editable from the admin dashboard under RecMan Jobs > Shortcode. No theme files to touch.

Tip

Frontend CSS is only loaded on pages where shortcodes are active, so there’s no performance impact on the rest of your site.

Example: Complete Job Listing Page

Combine shortcodes to build a full-featured job listing:

[job_post_search label="Find your next job" placeholder="Search positions..." button="Search"]

[job_post_filter field="workplace" title="Location"]
[job_post_filter field="type" title="Job Type"]
[job_post_filter field="sector" title="Sector"]

[job_post_feed]

This gives you a search bar, three filter groups, and the job listing — all without writing a single line of PHP.