Add custom fields for job, request and user
To add custom fields to a job (edit Post new or edit job page), to a request (edit Post new or edit request page) or to user’s profile (edit Settings page (and Authentication - Register page if you want the field on registration page)) the next steps have to be followed.
1. Write a shortcode
Type: Input
[input name=input_name type=checkbox values="Option 1, Options 2, Option 3"]
[input name=input_name labeled=yes label_content="I will" label_alignment=left]
[input name=input_name labeled=yes label_left_content="I will" label_right_content="USD" label_alignment=both]
[input name=input_name with_icon=yes icon_alignment=right icon_class="bell"]
- type - the type of the input
- default: text
- to see all available types, check the following URL: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.asp
- name - the name of your input, written without spaces, numbers or symbols, except the underscore
- required field: yes
- placeholder - specifies a short hint that describes the expected value
- id - the id of the input
- class - the class of the input
- value - the default value of your input
- values - this attribute is only available for checkboxes and radio types and specifies input options; the options must be separated by commas
- min - specifies a minimum value
- max - specifies the maximum value
- maxlength - specifies the maximum number of characters allowed
- step - specifies the interval between legal numbers
- size - specifies the width, in characters
- pattern - specifies a short hint that describes the expected value
- labeled - specifies the input label; label_content and label_alignment must be set to use this attribute
- values: yes, no
- default: no
- values: yes, no
- label_content - the text of the label; labeled must be set to yes to use this attribute
- label_left_content - the left text of the label; labeled must be set to yes and label_alignment to left to use this attribute
- label_right_content- the right text of the label; labeled must be set to yes and label_alignment to right to use this attribute
- label_alignment - specifies the alignment of the label
- values: left, right, both (label_left_content and label_right_content must be set)
- default: left
- with_icon - specifies the input icon; icon_alignment and icon_class must be set to use this attribute
- values: yes, no
- default: no
- icon_alignment - specifies the alignment of the icon
- values: left, right
- default: left
- icon_class - Semantic UI class for the icon
- Example: info, list alternate outline, address card outline, truck
- All icons: https://semantic-ui.com/elements/icon.html
- required - specifies that an input field must be filled out before submitting the form
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
- disabled - specifies that the element should be disabled
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
- dial_code - display an input, with the country flag in front, for phone numbers
- values: yes, no
- default: no
Type: Textarea
- name - the name of your textarea, written without spaces, numbers or symbols, except the underscore
- required field: yes
- placeholder - specifies a short hint that describes the expected value
- id - the id of the textarea
- class - the class of the textarea
- value - the default value of your textarea
- maxlength - specifies the maximum number of characters allowed
- wrap - specifies how the text in a textarea is to be wrapped when submitted in a form
- value: hard, soft
- cols - specifies the visible width of a textarea
- rows - specifies the visible number of lines in a textarea
- resizable - can be used to alter the size of the element on the page
- values: 1, 0
- default: 1
- required - specifies that the textarea field must be filled out before submitting the form
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
- disabled - specifies that the element should be disabled
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
Type: Select
[select name=input_name values="Option 1, Option 2, Option 3"]
[select select_search=yes multiple=yes name=input_name values="Option 1, Option 2, Option 3"]
- name - the name of your dropdown, written without spaces, numbers or symbols, except the underscore
- required field: yes
- id - the id of the input
- class - the class of the input
- values - specifies input options; the options must be separated by commas
- multiple - specifies whether multiple options can be selected
- values: yes, no
- default: no
- select_search - specifies whether the dropdown contains a section for finding options
- values: yes, no
- default: no
- required - specifies that the select field must be filled out before submitting the form
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
- disabled - specifies that the element should be disabled
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
Type: Tag
[tag name=input_name]
- name - the name of your tags input, written without spaces, numbers or symbols, except the underscore
- required field: yes
- id - the id of the tags input
- class - the class of the tags input
- value - the default value of your tags input
- required - specifies that the tags input field must be filled out before submitting the form
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
- disabled - specifies that the element should be disabled
- values: 1, 0
- default: 0
2. Display the shortcode
To display a field, use the same name that you typed in step one.
To display the value for a certain post ID or user ID, use the 'id' attribute, after the name.
Example: [user_custom_field name=user_age id=1]
Attributes:
- name - the name of the field used in step one
- id - the id of the post or user for whom you want to display the value
- type - the output type
Shortcodes:
- Shortcode for Job presentation page: [job_custom_field name=input_name_written_without_spaces_or_symbols_except_underscore]
- Shortcode for Request presentation page: [request_custom_field type=tag name=input_name_written_without_spaces_or_symbols_except_underscore]
- Shortcode for User Profile page: [user_custom_field name=input_name_written_without_spaces_or_symbols_except_underscore]