Start Designing
Once the plugin is installed and your account is registered (or demo mode is activated), you’re ready to display job posts on your site.
Choose Your Approach
Section titled “Choose Your Approach”There are three ways to display jobs:
Shortcodes - No Code Required
Section titled “Shortcodes - No Code Required”Drop shortcodes into any page or post. Edit the HTML template and CSS from the admin dashboard. Perfect for site builders and non-developers.
[job_post_feed] Shortcodes Overview Learn about all available shortcodes.
Template Functions - Full Control
Section titled “Template Functions - Full Control”Use PHP template functions in your theme for pixel-perfect custom layouts. Follows the WordPress have_posts() / the_post() pattern.
<?php while (have_jobposts()): the_jobpost(); ?> <h3><?php the_jobpost('title'); ?></h3><?php endwhile; ?> Template Functions Overview Learn about the template function API.
Custom Post Type - Native WordPress Integration
Section titled “Custom Post Type - Native WordPress Integration”Enable custom post type import to sync jobs as a WordPress custom post type. This lets you use standard WordPress post loops and display job data through custom properties (default WP custom fields). Ideal if you want to leverage existing WordPress tooling, page builders, or theme templates.
<?php$jobs = new WP_Query(['post_type' => 'recman_job']);while ($jobs->have_posts()): $jobs->the_post(); ?> <h3><?php the_title(); ?></h3> <p><?php echo get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'location', true); ?></p><?php endwhile; wp_reset_postdata(); ?> Custom Post Type Learn how to enable and use the custom post type import.