Add your careers page to your website

Your DriverLanding careers page has your live job openings, a quick-apply form and the full Tenstreet application. Here's how to get drivers to it from your own website. No code, plugin or upload in either case.

Start here · 2 minutes

Option 1: Link to your careers page

Add one menu link. Drivers land on your branded careers page, hosted by DriverLanding.
Later · we'll walk you through it

Option 2: Put it inside your own site

The same jobs and form on a page of yourdomain.com, under your own menu. One paste.

Option 1: Link to your careers page

This is your careers page. Open it to see what drivers will see:

Your link https://www.driverlanding.com/lz/YOUR-ID/

Your DriverLanding contact will send you the exact link (YOUR-ID is your company number).

WordPress

  1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance › Menus and select your main menu. (Newer block themes: Appearance › Editor › Navigation.)
  2. Open Custom Links, paste your link as the URL, enter Available Jobs or Careers as the Link Text, and click Add to Menu.
  3. Drag it where you want it, leave Open link in a new tab unticked (under Screen Options), and click Save Menu.

Already have a jobs page? Replace its menu item with the new link, and point its Apply buttons at your link too. To send old links and Google results to the new page, add a 301 redirect from the old page's address to your link, using a redirect plugin such as Redirection (Tools › Redirection) or your web host's redirect settings.

What drivers will see

Jobs update automatically from your applicant tracking system, and branding follows your DriverLanding account. There's nothing to maintain on your side.

Option 2: Put it inside your own site

The same jobs, quick-apply form and application, shown on a page of yourdomain.com under your own header and menu. It can replace a job list you've been updating by hand: ours updates itself from your applicant tracking system.

No need to do this yet. We'll let you know when to start. Your Option 1 link keeps working the whole time, and switching over is a single link change.

Show the full install steps

Step 1: Paste this where the jobs should appear

This is the whole install:

<div id="dl-embed-root" data-carrier="YOUR-ID"></div>
<script src="https://www.driverlanding.com/lz/core/core-embed.js" data-carrier="YOUR-ID"></script>

Replace YOUR-ID (twice) with your company number, or ask us for a copy with it filled in.

Pick whichever matches how you edit that page:

Block editor (the default WordPress editor)
  1. Edit the page (for example your jobs page) and click + where the jobs should appear.
  2. Add a Custom HTML block and paste the code. (Not a Paragraph or Code block: those show the code as text.)
  3. Click Update. Scripts don't run inside the editor, so check the live page instead.
Elementor
  1. Edit the page with Elementor and drag an HTML widget where the jobs should appear.
  2. Paste the code and click Update.
Custom-built theme (the page's content isn't editable in the editor)

Send this page to your web developer. For them: add the two lines to the page's template where the job list should render. It's one container plus one async-safe script, has no dependencies, and must appear only once per page.

You need an Administrator login: WordPress strips scripts from other roles.

Step 2: Check it and remove the old list

  1. Open the page in a private/incognito window. You should see your quick-apply form, then Job Openings with your live jobs.
  2. Remove any job list you were maintaining by hand on that page, so drivers don't see two.
  3. If you use a caching plugin (WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, and so on), clear its cache.

Step 3: Switch your link over

Change the menu link from Option 1 to this page. Everything else stays the same.

Troubleshooting

What you seeWhat it means
The code shows up as text on the pageIt went into a Paragraph or Code block. Use a Custom HTML block (or Elementor's HTML widget).
Nothing appearsWordPress removed the script: save it from an Administrator account. Then clear your caching plugin's cache.
It only appears after scrolling or clickingYour caching plugin is delaying scripts. In WP Rocket: File Optimization › Delay JavaScript execution › Excluded JavaScript Files, add driverlanding.com. Also exclude it from iframe lazy-loading if that's on.
The form or jobs look squeezedPlace the block in a full-width section, or use a full-width page template.

Questions? Email drew@driverlanding.com with your domain name and the address of the page you're working on.