https://www.lugai.com.br

https://petslist.org/ listing pets for sales around your local area. Hivepress is such an amazing plugin really worked perfectly for what I am doing. Thank you Ihor

https://thekaservice.com HivePress is the best!!

https://www.kitausch.org

Perhaps you used Companies as Vendors – who post Jobs – and Job seekers as regular members.
I was wondering if it is possible to build a list of different kinds of entities – and match them by attributes and give it a % match etc. Any ideas anyone — has someone does this – if so – pls Showcase

@unitehearts Thanks so much for checking out getremote.co.za – to separate the registration I used a plugin called Ultimate Member. It’s really powerful and works well with ListingPress theme.

It allows you to create multiple user permissions and multiple forms, and then assign user permission upon completing form.

The second great feature is that it allows you to use these user permissions to control access to content on the website. So essentially I created 2 different views depending on whether you’re logged in, a jobseeker, or a company.

Jobseekers have their own profile page via Ultimate Member and cannot post job listings (I hid this functionality from them). Company profiles have access to the job listing posting functionality.

Hope this helps! It took a lot of trial and error.

@unitehearts I’m not sure. If Buddypress allows for user management then I assume it might clash, yes. What I like about Ultimate Member is that it’s quite seamless with WordPress’ and HivePress’ user management sections.

Working on a Ski Industry Jobs page – https://skijobs.com.au

A good project to refresh my WordPress skills at worst, a good idea in a niche market if things go right! :’D

One useful thing I learn from this section is how to have a field work as a button so people can apply to jobs via mailto:, tel: or direct url link depending