I have tried contacting the developer of a plugin 'WP Broadbean' but the plugin basically creates a custom post type with various taxonomies.

One of which is 'Industries' - This is almost like a category for the jobs posted but I am going to assume it is a taxonomy rather than a category.

The Problem I am having is that the main template for /jobs to show all jobs regardless of taxonomy/category is a file named: `archive-wpbb_job.php`

A single view for a job is a file named: `single-wpbb_job.php`

When you apply a 'industry' to a job post the url then becomes `/job-industry/taxonomy-title`

The page by default falls back to `archive.php` if this is is blank/missing it routes to `index.php` but I require those pages for the native blog so I am struggling to create a custom template to handle the jobs when they are being viewd under a taxanomy/category.

For instance, one of my industries is called 'accounts' so I am wondering how I am able to create a template file, I have so many ways here are are a handful to name a few...

 - taxonomy-wpbb_job.php
 - taxonomy-wpbb_job_industry.php
 - archive-wpbb_job_industry.php
 - category-wpbb_job.php
 - category-wpbb_job_industry.php

I have tried to understand how the url should be structured by using both of these resources:

https://wphierarchy.com/

**So to conclude, I need to create a file to handle the template for these taxonomies so I can free up index.php and archive.php as I really don;t want to be relying on those.**

I have been trying for a couple of hours now and just do not seem to be getting anywhere...

Just as an update, here is a screenshot of a file called `taxonomies.php` within the plugins directory:

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