Recruitly

Recruitly is a GDPR-compliant recruitment solution that helps agencies and businesses manage and display job listings effortlessly.

The Recruitly WordPress Plugin connects seamlessly with your Recruitly.io account, providing a robust job board experience. Using dynamic shortcodes, you can customise job listings, search forms, widgets, and more to fit your website’s needs.

Key Features:

• Job Listings and Search: Display jobs with powerful search and filter options.
• Dynamic Widgets: Showcase job sectors, tags, recent jobs, and more.
• Customisable Shortcodes: Control layout and display with a variety of shortcodes.
• GDPR Compliance: Ensure secure and compliant data handling.

Note: A subscription with Recruitly.io is required to use this plugin.

Shortcodes

Core Job Features:

• [recruitly_jobs]
  Displays a list of jobs with pagination.

• [recruitly_job_search]
  Renders a job search form for users to filter job listings.

• [recruitly_jobs_count]
  Shows the total count of active jobs.

Widgets and Additional Features:

• [recruitly_job_sector_widget]
  Displays jobs by sectors.

• [recruitly_job_tag_widget]
  Displays jobs filtered by tags.

• [recruitly_jobs_recent]
  Shows a list of recent jobs.

• [recruitly_job_language_list]
  Lists the required languages for a job.

• [recruitly_job_cities suffix="jobs"]
  Displays a list of job cities. The optional suffix parameter customises the city display (e.g., “London jobs”).

Job Details (Single Job View Only):

The following shortcodes are available for use when viewing a single job post. These shortcodes display specific information about the job being viewed:

• [recruitly_job_image]
  Displays the main image or logo associated with the job. If no image is set, a default placeholder image will be shown.

• [recruitly_job_web_field fieldname="description"]
  Displays the content of a specified custom field for the job. Replace "description" with the desired field name.

• [recruitly_job_recruiter_image]
  Shows the profile image of the recruiter assigned to the job. A default image will appear if no recruiter image is available.

• [recruitly_job_location displayfield="city"]
  Displays the job’s location. Use the displayfield attribute to specify whether to show the city, region, or town. If the job is remote, “Remote” will be displayed.

• [recruitly_job_recruiter_languages]
  Lists the languages spoken by the recruiter responsible for the job.

1. Upload the recruitly-wp folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
3. Go to Recruitly -> Settings in the admin area to configure the plugin.
4. Use the shortcodes listed below to display job-related content on your website.

2.0.16

• Initial stable release.

2.0.20

• Enhanced functionality and bug fixes.

2.0.21

• Added the [recruitly_job_cities] shortcode for listing job cities dynamically.

Example:
[recruitly_job_cities]
or
[recruitly_job_cities suffix=”jobs”]

2.0.22

• Added help guide with examples.

2.0.23

• Added help guide with examples.

2.0.24

• Fix shortcode search filter issue.

2.0.25

• Added optional job_county filter to the [recruitly_jobs] shortcode for more flexible job listings.

2.0.26

• Fix issue with multiple industries in taxonomies.

2.0.27

• Fix issue with multiple industries in taxonomies.

2.0.28

• Fix issue with multiple sectors in taxonomies.

2.0.29

• Fix issue logger issue.

2.0.30

• Add additional recruiter fields.

2.0.31

• Fix character encoding issues.

2.0.32

• Fix character encoding issues.

2.0.33

• Fix character encoding issues.

2.0.34

• Fixed HTML rendering in job short description field – changed from escaped text to properly rendered HTML.

2.0.35

• Fixed Sector Dropdown Filtering Issue.

2.0.36

• Fixed Html Encoding Issues on shortcodes.