calsnoboarder

Nice! Thanks so much Gary… I had actually done something like this earlier, but i somehow copied the entire code from AFTER into the BEFORE (including the ‘footer’), which caused my template to break… I don’t know how I missed that! Thanks again for all your patience and help! Marking this as closed… you rock!

Content-single.php is:

<?php

/**
 *
 * content*.php
 *
 * The post format template. You can change the structure of your posts or add/remove post elements here.
 *
 * 'id' - post id
 * 'class' - post class
 * 'thumbnail' - post icon
 * 'title' - post title
 * 'before' - post header metadata
 * 'content' - post content
 * 'after' - post footer metadata
 *
 * To create a new custom post format template you must create a file "content-YourTemplateName.php"
 * Then copy the contents of the existing content.php into your file and edit it the way you want.
 *
 * Change an existing get_template_part() function as follows:
 * get_template_part('content', 'YourTemplateName');
 *
 */	

	global $post;
	theme_post_wrapper(
		array(
				'id' => theme_get_post_id(),
				'class' => theme_get_post_class(),
				'title' => theme_get_meta_option($post->ID, 'theme_show_post_title') ? get_the_title() : '',
				'heading' => theme_get_option('theme_single_article_title_tag'),
				'before' => theme_get_metadata_icons('date,author', 'header'),
				'content' => theme_get_content(),
				'after' => theme_get_metadata_icons('category,tag', 'footer')
		)
	);
?>

Sorry to be such a pain, but I must be missing something… nothing in the single.php code suggests that the metadata is called there…

<?php 

/**
 *
 * single.php
 *
 * The single post template. Used when a single post is queried.
 *
 */	

get_header(); ?>
<div class="art-layout-wrapper">
    <div class="art-content-layout">
        <div class="art-content-layout-row">
            <div class="art-layout-cell art-content">
			<?php get_sidebar('top');  ?>
			<?php
				if (have_posts()){
					/* Display navigation to next/previous posts when applicable */
					if (theme_get_option('theme_top_single_navigation')) {
						theme_page_navigation(
							array(
								'next_link' => theme_get_previous_post_link('« %link'),
								'prev_link' => theme_get_next_post_link('%link »')
							)
						);
					}

					while (have_posts())
					{
						the_post();
						get_template_part('content', 'single');
						/* Display comments */
						if ( theme_get_option('theme_allow_comments')) {
							comments_template();
						}
					}

					/* Display navigation to next/previous posts when applicable */
					if (theme_get_option('theme_bottom_single_navigation')) {
						theme_page_navigation(
							array(
								'next_link' => theme_get_previous_post_link('« %link'),
								'prev_link' => theme_get_next_post_link('%link »')
							)
						);
					}

				} else {    

					theme_404_content();

				}
			?>
			<?php get_sidebar('bottom'); ?>
              <div class="cleared"></div>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>
<div class="cleared"></div>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Closing this thread and opening a new one to ask about moving all the metadata into one line.

Oops… maybe not 🙁

I notice that now the placement of the post title, metadata, and post icon lines get all goofed up if the image is not the exact size. And on created pages, the title doesn’t show up (which is no biggie since that can be faked with H2 tags)

See: http://wptest.gadgetwebdesign.com/

The first post at the top is fine (with the image being 550px)… but subsequent posts where the image is NOT at least 550px high, the post title does not appear in the correct space.

Is there a way to automatically place the post title and other two lines (postheadericon, postfooter icons, etc) to fall automatically below the content area?

Sweet! Thanks… though I notice when I go to the post page (by clicking on the title) the comments rise too high and it gets crowded (i fixed that by adjusting the margin on art-postmetadatafooter) and the image rises all the way to the top of the sheet:

http://wptest.gadgetwebdesign.com/?p=23

What would I edit to make sure the image still has some white space above it on the single post page (http://wptest.gadgetwebdesign.com/?p=23) ?

Thanks Gary… I apologize if I wasn’t being clear… This is the development site:

http://wptest.gadgetwebdesign.com/

What I want to do is move the portion of each post above the image (the title and date/author lines) below the image. Moved right above the “Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment” line.

Is that possible, and what files would I edit (and what blocks of code would I move if any) to accomplish this?