Company logo in individual job postings

In a recent release, we changed to use WordPress’ default featured image method. My guess would be your theme is outputting the featured image.

I’d suggest looking in your theme’s single.php for something like the_post_thumbnail and comment it out.

Cheers!

Hello,

I am having the same issue that mobilemindtech is having with the “featured image” displays very large at the top of my single job listing page. I tried using “body.single-job_listing article > img { display: none; }” and that didn’t work. What do you mean by “comment it out”?

Found single.php but not the code you mentioned. But wouldn’t this effect the whole theme anyway? There has to be a better way than this. Why make such a change to the plugin to begin with? It was perfectly fine as it was.

Without going into too much detail, our former implementation was limited, not mobile-friendly, contained technical debt (more code that we had to maintain/update) all while WordPress has built-in functionality for what we were trying to do.

@bgad1476, with a link I can try to provide some CSS to help.

@mombilemindtech – Looks like you have a CSS solution in place now.

Here is the link to the single job posting I’m working on.

Also, how do I remove the duplicate titles? I’m okay with the one right underneath the header image but the one in the body of the image is redundant.

Thanks Brandon I understand your reasoning. Yes, I was just now able to hide the image by adding the following custom css:

.rollover {
display:none;
}

I don’t know if this is the best solution. Could it not affect other parts of the site that utilize the featured image method?

Well I just used “.featured-image {display: none; }” to remove the image from the single post page. I don’t use any Featured Images on anything else. But it would be nice to know another work around for this just in case I do want to use a Featured Image.

Now I just need to figure out how to remove the job title from the body area.

@bgad1476 That approach is solid, you can usually prepend that CSS rule with body.single-job_listing to isolate the rule to just pages with a body class of single-job_listing, which should only be WPJM job listings.

Brandon, I like your idea and I tried the following but it didn’t work:

body.single-job_listing .featured-image {
display:none;
}

What am I doing wrong?

@mobilemindtech Your theme is outputting things differently without a specific class for the featured image.

This does it article.type-job_listing .rollover { display: none; }, but it might impact other images on those listings too, depending on when/why your theme adds the rollover class.

Okay thanks!

Not sure what I am doing wrong but this code does not work for me.

article.type-job_listing .rollover { display: none; }

I am using a child theme and added it to the custom css. No luck.