Greenhouse Job Board

Plugin to pull a job board from greenhouse.io via their API and display it on your WordPress site. Use a shortcode with your URL Token to pull the data. Find your URL token on this page when you are logged into your greenhouse account. Place [greenhouse url_token="your_url_token"] in your page or post. Requirements: Must have a greenhouse account. Enter your URL Token & API key. Initial Setup: For ease of use, setup your URL Token within Settings->Greenhouse. (NOTE: you can also set this inline with shortcode attributes.) Add shortcode or use the wizard to add a job board to any page or post. Know the code! To post your job board on a page, simply add the shortcode: [greenhouse]. By default, this will display all of the postings you currently have, along with the forms for applying. These forms are actually hosted at Greenhouse.io. Current Features of the [greenhouse] shortcode: Filter the jobs displayed. These filters can be combined to create complex filters. Department Filtering Want to filter results by department? Show only one deparment or a couple? Exclude a whole department? Add the department_filter attribute: [greenhouse department_filter="Value1|Value2"] supports single or multiple values, pipe-delimited supports either using the department name OR the department id as the value. supports negated values – Excludes department(s) and display others. (example: department_filter="-Value3|-Value4") Job Filtering Want to filter results by job? display only specific jobs? Exclude specific jobs? Add the job_filter attribute: [greenhouse job_filter="Value1|Value2"] supports single or multiple values, pipe-delimited supports either using the job title OR the job id as the value. supports negated values – Excludes this job and show others. (example: job_filter="-Value3|-Value4") Office Filtering Want to filter results by office? Show only jobs from a specific office or exclude a specific office? Add the office_filter attribute: [greenhouse office_filter="Value1|Value2"] supports single or multiple values, pipe-delimited supports either using the office name OR the office id as the value. supports negated values – Excludes office(s) and only display jobs from elsewhere. (example: office_filter="-Value3") Location Filtering Want to filter results by location? Show only jobs from a specific location or exclude a specific location? Add the location_filter attribute: [greenhouse location_filter="Value1|Value2"] supports single or multiple values, pipe-delimited supports location text value, since there is no id associated to locations in greenhouse. supports negated values – Excludes location(s) and only display jobs from elsewhere. (example: location_filter="-Value3") Hiding Forms If you don’t want application forms to display and simply want to display listings, just add the hide_forms attribute ex. [greenhouse hide_forms="true"] Sort Jobs Want to sort the jobs listed in your job board? Add the orderby attribute to the shortcode. Values allowed: title, date, id, department, office, location and random. For example: [greenhouse orderby="title"] Need to customize the order more? There is an order attribute as well, supported values: DESC (default) and ASC. There is a sticky option as well, force a single job to the top or bottom of the board. Sticky attribute format: ‘top’ or ‘bottom’ followed by a pipe ‘|’ and then the id for the job to stick. For example: [greenhouse orderby="department" order="ASC" sticky="top|18590"] Group Jobs Want to group the jobs listed in your job board by department, office or location? Add the group attribute to the shortcode. Values accepted: department, office or location. By default the group name will be used as a headline to seperate each group. To omit group headlines, include shortcode attribute: group_headline=”false”. For example: [greenhouse group="department" group_headline="false" Coming Soon Roadmap Add filter hooks for customizing output Cleaner, smarter interface Widget Templating for your own layout