Documentation

Guides to the Greenhouse WordPress plugin. Start by connecting Greenhouse to WordPress; the rest are reference.

1. Connect Greenhouse to WordPress

   Install the plugin and connect Greenhouse to WordPress with your board token; jobs sync to /jobs/. A Job Board API key adds on-site applications.

2. Greenhouse jobs sync settings

   Board token, import schedule, JobPosting schema for Google for Jobs, sitemap, emails, filters and archives: every Greenhouse jobs sync setting explained.

3. Greenhouse jobs shortcode and blocks

   Embed Greenhouse jobs in WordPress with the [ghjb_jobs] shortcode or the Job List block, and filter by department or location.

4. Jobs by department and location

   List Greenhouse jobs by department and location: archive pages like /jobs/department/engineering/, eight job taxonomies, and terms you can rename or hide.

5. Customize Greenhouse job pages

   Customize Greenhouse job pages: edit the block templates in the Site Editor, override any of the 13 PHP templates, or restyle with CSS custom properties.

6. Greenhouse application form on WordPress

   Set up the Greenhouse application form on WordPress: the questions it shows, what happens on submit, the Submissions log and the developer hooks.

7. Google Indexing API for job postings

   Use the Google Indexing API for job postings in WordPress: connect a service account, and Google hears about new, changed and closed Greenhouse jobs.

8. Greenhouse jobs WP-CLI commands

   WP-CLI commands for Greenhouse jobs: check the connection, run an import, rebuild job terms and clear the cache with wp ghjb.

9. Privacy and data

   What the Greenhouse Jobs plugin sends to Greenhouse, captcha services, Google and the w4dev update server, and what it keeps in your WordPress database.

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