How to Feature a Job with Credits in WP Career Board
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How to feature a job with credits in WP Career Board Pro: set the Featured upgrade cost under Settings, then Credits, then, as an employer, open My Jobs in the employer dashboard, choose Feature in a live job's menu and confirm with Feature job. The job lists first on Find Jobs with a Featured badge for the number of days set under Settings, then Jobs, and the employer gets a notice and an email when it ends. Employers can also tick Feature this job on the last step of the job form.
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In this tutorial you will feature a job with credits, so it lists first on your job board. You need WP Career Board Pro, installed and active, and an employer with credits. It takes about two minutes. There are four steps. Set the price. Open My Jobs. Feature a job. Then see it at the top. Step one. Set the price. As the site owner, go to Career Board, then Settings, Credits. Featured upgrade is the number of credits a feature costs. It is ten by default. A featured job lists first for thirty days, set under Settings, Jobs. Zero turns the paid upgrade off. Step two. Open My Jobs. Now you are signed in as an employer. In the employer dashboard, click My Jobs, then Live. Each live job has a menu with three dots, on the right of its row. Step three. Feature a job. On a live job, open the menu with three dots. Feature is in the list. Click Feature. A box asks you to confirm, and shows the credits it uses from your balance. Click Feature job, and the job is featured. If your balance is too low, a message tells you how many credits you need. Open the Credits tab to buy more. Here, Cancel closes the box, and nothing is spent. Step four. See it at the top. On Find Jobs, featured jobs list first, with a Featured badge. When the thirty days end, the badge goes, and the employer gets a notice and an email. That is all four. Set the price, open My Jobs, feature a job, and see it at the top. Your employers can now feature their jobs with credits. Next in this series: Add or take back credits by hand.