Chris Huff

You’re right, that should have been ‘side’.

Regarding the proper padding on the right side, I saw the same thing as I was fiddling with the code. But then it corrected itself once I had the code right. So I’m wondering if it will straighten itself out once we get the code right.

Could it be that your theme or a plugin has already tweaked the Featured Image meta box? I wonder if it also changed the id for the meta box, which is why my code would not remove it.

View the source code of your edit post screen and find the id for the Featured Image meta box. My code adds one with the id of ‘postimagediv_new’ so you’ll want to find the id of the other Featured Image meta box. If it’s not ‘postimagediv’ (the default id), you’ll just have to remove it like I had you remove the default one.

It’s definitely doable. Basically, you will remove the meta box for the featured image and add it back in to be at the top.

function remove_metaboxes(){
    remove_meta_box('postimagediv', 'post', 'normal');
}
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'remove_metaboxes' );

function add_metaboxes(){
    add_meta_box('postimagediv_new', __('Featured Image'), 'post_thumbnail_meta_box', 'post', 'side', 'high');
}
add_action( 'add_meta_boxes', 'add_metaboxes' );

And actually, I think it will even work without the remove function, but it just makes more sense to me to remove it first so that the id doesn’t get confused with the old one.

Maybe something like this?

<?php
if(get_field('prevention')){
    $prevention_array = array();
    while(has_sub_field('prevention')){
        $prevention_array[] = the_sub_field('prevention_method');
        }
    $i = count($prevention_array);
    if($i==1){
        the_sub_field('prevention_method');
        }
    else{
        echo '<ul>';
        foreach ($prevention_array as $prevention_method) {
            echo '<li>' . $prevention_method . '</li>';
            }
        echo '</ul>';
        }
    }
?>

I haven’t tested this, since I don’t have fields and subfields labelled ‘prevention’ and ‘prevention_method’ but it should work, I think.

Please be more specific about what you tried to do in the style.css, and what didn’t work. Post code that you tried, if possible. This will give us a better idea of what you’re trying to accomplish.

Not sure why that’s not working for you. I just tested it and it worked just the way you wanted for me. In fact, it actually output exactly the same this:

<title><?php wp_title('|', true, 'right'); ?></title>

Which was what my theme had before I tested yours. But if that’s not working for you, either, try this:

<title><?php if (is_home () ) {bloginfo('name'); }
else { wp_title( '|', true, 'right'); bloginfo('name');} ?></title>

I’m a little confused. So you don’t want to show the featured image at the top of the post, but you do want to show the featured image in the post, at the top? How is this any different?