Hi @wallacelin, good question! Here’s what I suspect is going on: anything you add in the WP editor or WPBakery becomes the job description, and WP Job Manager’s listing template always renders it below the company details (logo, title, meta). The page title itself is output by your theme, not by the plugin. WP Job Manager only expands the content area beneath the title. That’s why editor/page-builder content can’t appear above the job listing title.
One thing worth knowing: the plugin uses the WordPress Featured Image as the company logo, so that slot isn’t available as a separate banner.
To get a full-width banner above the title, you would need a small customization. A few routes to consider:
- Check your theme’s page-header settings. Many premium themes that ship with WPBakery have a per-page/post “title bar” or “page header” with a background-image option. If yours does, you can set a header image per listing with no code, this might be the simplest path.
- If you use a block theme: go to Appearance → Editor → Templates → Single Job Listing and add an Image or Cover block above the title block. But note: this shows the same banner on every listing.
- Developer route (different banner per listing): since the Featured Image is taken by the logo, you’d store the banner in a separate custom field, then output it above the title via a template override. See the template overrides guide. For background on how single listings are assembled, see A look at single job listings.
Hope that points you in the right direction!
