Combining Features from Job Hunt Pro & Week Pro Themes + Setup Support

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Dear TagDiv Support Team, (to whom I should send login and password for my porduction site?)

I recently purchased the Newspaper – Job Hunt PRO theme for my WordPress website, which I’m building for a professional Russian-speaking business community in Morocco. The site aims to unite Russian entrepreneurs operating businesses in Morocco and will include:

A full company directory
A job board for job seekers and employers
Legal resources and blog articles
A member area for managing accounts, subscriptions, and applications

While the Job Hunt PRO theme provides the functionality I need, I find the Week PRO theme more visually attractive, especially in how it handles articles, blogs, and pages.

❗ Request #1 – Theme Appearance + Functional Merge
Is it possible to combine the aesthetics and design of “Newspaper Week PRO” with the job-related functionalities of “Job Hunt PRO”? For example:

I want to keep the Job Hunt job board structure, account management, and listings.
But I’d like the homepage, article layouts, and blog design from the Week PRO theme.
Please let me know if this is feasible and how to proceed with this combination.

🗣️ Request #2 – Russian Language Support
I’ve enabled the Russian language in the Newspaper Theme Panel → Translations, and I can see that the translation files exist, but:

The frontend still displays English or untranslated strings.
I’m not sure if the theme actually loaded the Russian language file correctly.
Can you help me confirm whether the theme is using the proper .po/.mo files?

🅰️ Request #3 – Cyrillic Fonts
Since my entire website will be in Russian, I need to display Cyrillic characters correctly and beautifully. I tried to configure fonts under Theme Panel → Fonts, but the selected fonts don’t seem to apply on the site.

Could you please guide me on how to properly load and apply Cyrillic-compatible fonts across the entire site?

🏠 Request #4 – Homepage Setup
I would like to:
Use a homepage layout similar to Week PRO (visually elegant, modular blocks)
But also display job board elements from Job Hunt PRO on that homepage (like featured jobs or recent listings)
Is there a recommended way to build such a homepage using TagDiv Composer or a hybrid template?

🧱 Request #5 – Right Sidebar Setup
Please help me configure a universal right sidebar that will appear on:

Articles and blog posts
Pages (legal info, contacts, etc.)
WooCommerce store pages (if used)
I’d like to include widgets such as:

Newsletter
Recent Posts
Custom HTML block

📝 Request #6 – Blog Layout and Styling
I published my first article: https://rusbiz.ma/morocco-gateway-russia-africa-business/

However, it doesn’t reflect the beautiful layout shown in Week PRO blog demos. I want:

Proper featured image display
Header style matching the theme
Elegant typography
How can I apply global styling and layouts from Week PRO to blog posts while keeping Job Hunt functions active?

⚠️ Request #7 – Critical Error on “My Account” Page
When I visit the Job Hunt account dashboard page: https://rusbiz.ma/my-account-job-hunt-pro/

I get a critical error. Also, when editing this page, I see a long, encoded string of data instead of content blocks, until I open TagDiv Composer.

Is this normal? Should I never edit these pages outside of Composer?

Please help me fix the critical error and understand what is editable and what’s not.

🧩 Request #8 – Add Job Applications Page
I want to allow users to submit job applications via a dedicated page. Could you assist me in:

Creating a page where users can upload CVs or write messages
Associating applications with specific job listings
This will complete the main structure:

Jobs
Companies
Job Applications

🌆 Request #9 – Add City Filter to “Jobs” and “Companies”
Currently, filters include markets, technologies, salaries, etc. I want to add a “City” dropdown filter on both:

Jobs page
Companies page
How can I add this “city” field as a taxonomy or filter in TagDiv Composer or theme settings?

Thank you so much in advance for your help. I’m really excited to launch this platform using your powerful Newspaper framework.

Looking forward to your guidance.

Best regards, Alex Bego Email: alexbego1@gmail.com Website: https://rusbiz.ma

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Hi,

1. Yes, you can combine more pre-built website. All pre-build webiste have been made using tagDiv Composer and tagDiv Cloud Library. The most used option is to install a demo, in this case will be better to install the Job Hunt Pro and after that from Cloud templates to import the template you want for your website blog – https://i.imgur.com/cNEz2i5.png

2. The theme panel language will apply only on those texts that are not dynamic and can not be edited using tagDiv Composer. Use the theme builder, select the element and change the text – https://i.imgur.com/jiwnXRG.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/6EWvPqA.png

3. Settings the fonts in the theme panel it’s ok, but you’ll also need to set it on pages and cloud templates, it is possible that those to use different fonts – https://forum.tagdiv.com/font-customization/ open the page/template with tagDiv Composer and select the website manager, then select the global fonts and add your fonts there and replace those that are currently set – https://i.imgur.com/3t3A03G.png

4. You can import the homepage of Week Pro – https://i.imgur.com/1K8KAyR.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/muVc00t.png then set it as homepage, open the page with tagDiv Composer and add the elements you want on it, if you want you can use the cloud to add the Job Hunt sections you want in the week page – https://i.imgur.com/gqd7Upn.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/6XUhMrE.png

5. The sidebar can be set in 2 ways, using tagDiv Composer, set the row in columns and add in the right column the elements you want, then you can save the elements and drag theme from composer in the other pages and cloud templates.
Solution 2 is using widgets – https://forum.tagdiv.com/sidebars-tutorial/you can use default Newspaper sidebar widget, add the elements you want it it (dashboard > appearance > widgets), the just use tagDiv Composer on pages and cloud templates were you want the sidebar, ad the the sidebar widget and select the widget you want to display.

6. Unfortunately I can not see the article – https://i.imgur.com/D8JkMP1.png , but if you imported a single post template (week pro one) and is assigned, then the elements set in the theme should look the same, only the content added with the wordpress editor can look different, but not in matter of fonts, should be the same fonts.

7. This can be a problem related to more factors, for example something is interfering with the theme or theme plugin, or something is not installed enabled (required theme plugins), make sure that tagDiv Composer, tagDiv Cloud Library, tagDiv opt-in builder are installed and activated and also the Job Hunt PRO Plugin – https://i.imgur.com/2LGJPkD.png

8. Just make sure that you have install the pre-build website Job hunt pro and this will bring the form for submitting jobs – https://i.imgur.com/MlJLhOj.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/Y2K9PHD.png also you can check our documentation for how to create one – https://forum.tagdiv.com/create-frontend-submission-form/

9. To add an extra filter you’ll need to add a new taxonomy, this can be done using a plugin as ACF plugin, this allow you to create PCTs and taxonomies. Create the taxonomy you need and use the guide form point 8 to add the taxonomy on form.

Thank you!

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