# Shortcodes

The **\[awsmjobs]** shortcode will display the list of job openings you have in your website.

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### Shortcode Attributes

This shortcode takes the following attributes:

* filters
  * **Description:** Whether to Show or Hide Job filters.
  * **Accepted Arguments:** yes/no (yes – Show filters, no – Hide filters)
  * **Default:** ‘Enable job filters in job listing’ option in Settings
* listings
  * **Description:** Default Number of Job Listings to display.
  * **Accepted Arguments:** Value that is no less than 1.
  * **Default:** ‘Listings per page’ option in Settings.
* loadmore
  * **Description:** Whether to Show or Hide ‘Load more…’ button in Job Listings.
  * **Accepted Arguments:** yes/no (yes – Show button, no – Hide button)
  * **Default:** yes

{% hint style="info" %}
The [**Shortcode Builder**](/settings-pro/shortcodes.md) in PRO helps you generate job listing shortcodes and supports additional features and shortcodes.
{% endhint %}


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