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# Query

### **`awsm_job_query_args`**

Filters the arguments for the jobs query.

This hook is available since Version 1.4.0

#### **Parameters**

* **$args**

  (array) An array containing arguments.
* **$filters**

  (array) An array containing applicable filters.
* **$shortcode\_atts**

  (array) An array containing shortcode attributes.

#### **Source code**

File: *`wp-job-openings.php`*

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**Code Snippets:** [**Sort by Title**](/developers/code-snippets/sort-by-title.md)
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### **`awsm_job_listing_data_attrs`**

Modifying job listing data attributes.

#### **Parameters**

* **$attrs**

  (array) An array of data attributes.

#### **Source code**

File: *`wp-job-openings.php`*

### `awsm_widget_recent_jobs_args`

Filters the array of arguments for retrieving the recent jobs in the Widget.

This filter is available since Version 1.0.0

#### **Parameters**

* **$args**

  (array) array of arguments.
* **$instance**

  (array) The settings for the particular instance of the widget.

#### **Source code** 

File **:** *`inc/widgets/class-awsm-job-openings-recent-jobs-widget.php`*


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