Job Listings Page – remove company logo

1. The following CSS should work:

.job_listings .company_logo {display: none;}
ul.job_listings li.job_listing a div.position {padding-left: 0;}

2. Sorry, but we aren’t able to help with custom code requests like this. You may want to look into one of these services:

https://jobs.wordpress.net/

https://studio.envato.com/

https://codeable.io/

Thanks!

By using a CSS solution as suggested above you will be downloading unneeded resources. A better approach to remove the company logo may be to:

• Copy content-job_listing.php, content-single-job_listing-company.php, and content-summary-job_listing.php from plugins/wp-job-manager/templates to the root of your theme or child theme folder.
• Open the files and delete <?php the_company_logo(); ?>;

That did the trick for me. You may want to make additional html or CSS changes as well. Dragging the files to your theme folder will prevent them from being overwritten when the plugin is updated however it’s worth noting that in the documentation it says you may need to update your custom version in the future to maintain compatibility. It also says in the documentation to copy the folder structure of the plugin when copying to your theme and then update the theme version. This did not work for me. My changes were only applied with the files directly in the root.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by paul_808.
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• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by paul_808.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by paul_808.

By using a CSS solution as suggested above you will be downloading unneeded resources. A better approach may be to:

• Copy content-job_listing.php, content-single-job_listing-company.php, and content-summary-job_listing.php from plugins/wp-job-manager/templates to the root of your theme or child theme folder.
• Open the files and delete <?php the_company_logo(); ?>;

That did the trick for me. You may want to make additional html or CSS changes as well. Dragging the files to your theme folder will prevent them from being overwritten when the plugin is updated however it’s worth noting that in the documentation it says you may need to update your custom version in the future to maintain compatibility. It also says in the documentation to copy the folder structure of the plugin when copying to your theme and then update the theme version. This did not work for me. My changes were only applied with the files directly in the root.

Hey @paul_808,

My changes were only applied with the files directly in the root.

Can you confirm that this is the case with the latest WP Job Manager version as well? Which template were you trying to override exactly?

Thanks,
Davor

Rather than remove the company logo, can you let me know how I add a default company logo please – so that a user doesn’t have to upload a new logo each time they post a job?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by mattapex. Reason: Wanted to add "notify me of follow-up replies via email"