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SleekView for WP Job Manager: listings & applications as tables

WP Job Manager stores listings as posts and metadata in postmeta. SleekView pivots the postmeta into proper columns — location, company, expiry, featured — so the listings view actually shows what you need.

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SleekView table view for WP Job Manager

Pivot postmeta — make the job board admin readable

WP Job Manager doesn't have custom DB tables — it uses post types like job_listing, job_application, and resume, with all the interesting data in postmeta keys like _job_location, _company_name, _filled, _featured, and _job_expires. SleekView pivots those keys into named columns, so the admin actually shows the fields that matter.

Sample columns

A typical WP Job Manager listings view

Pivots WP Job Manager's postmeta into proper columns: location, company, expiry, featured, filled.
Source: wp_posts (job_listing, job_application, resume) + wp_postmeta
Job Company Location Expires Featured Filled
Senior Designer Studio Co Berlin / Remote May 12
Frontend Dev Hello Devs Toronto May 09
Marketing Lead Brew Coop Brussels Apr 30 Yes
Junior PM Design Co Lisbon May 18

Comparison

Default WP Job Manager admin vs SleekView

Default WP Job Manager admin

  • Listings show as a generic posts list — no postmeta columns by default
  • _job_location, _company_name, _filled, _featured live in postmeta and aren't visible in the list
  • Bulk-toggling _featured or _filled across many listings means clicking each one
  • Filtering by _job_expires + _filled isn't a built-in saved view
  • Cross-type views (listings + applications + resumes) require custom code

SleekView

  • Pivot postmeta keys into named columns
  • Cross-type views combining job_listing, job_application, resume
  • Inline-toggle _featured and _filled across many listings
  • Filter by location, expiry, company, and featured state together
  • Save views per role (employer, moderator, admin)

Features

What SleekView gives you for WP Job Manager

Pivot postmeta into proper columns

Postmeta keys (_job_location, _company_name, _filled, _featured, _job_expires) become named columns at query time. No code needed.

Inline-edit listing state

Toggle _featured, _filled, or update _job_expires in place. Bulk-update across many listings without per-row clicks.

Combined filters and saved views

Filter by location + company + expiry + featured state in a single view. Save it per role for repeated use.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for WP Job Manager

Job board admins

All listings with company, location, expiry, and featured flag visible inline. Bulk-update featured listings and filter expired-but-still-published rows.

Moderators

Listings filtered to pending + sorted by submission date — process the moderation queue inline.

Employers

Per-employer listing dashboards filtered by author, with status, applications received, and expiry visible.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for WP Job Manager

No — it uses standard WordPress post types and stores all the interesting data in postmeta. SleekView's value here is pivoting that postmeta into proper columns and adding inline editing on top.

 

Yes. job_application and resume are post types with their own postmeta. Build a separate view for each, or a tabbed multi-view with shared filters.

 

WP Job Manager listens to standard WordPress post and postmeta updates, so yes — its hooks fire on inline edits.

 

Yes — taxonomies like job_listing_category and job_listing_type are exposed as filterable fields and joinable into views.

 

Yes. Save views and gate them by capability or role; combine with author filters so each employer sees their own listings only.

 

If those add-ons store data in WP Job Manager's post types and postmeta, SleekView sees it. Add-ons that introduce new custom tables would need explicit table mapping.

 

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