Post Title and Post Content can be manually reordered by inserting them later into the $fields[] array at specific indices.
The array_insert() function is required.
In \api\api-template.php:
function acf_form($args = array())
{
[...]
// defaults
$args = wp_parse_args($args, array(
[...]
'post_title_position' => 0,
'post_content_position' => 1,
[...]
));
[...]
}
Below that:
// post title
if ($args['post_title'])
{
// rename $fields[] to $post_title_field[]
$post_title_field[] = acf_get_valid_field(array(
[...]
'position' => $args['post_title_position']
));
}
// post_content
if ($args['post_content'])
{
// rename $fields[] to $post_content_field[]
$post_content_field[] = acf_get_valid_field(array(
[...]
'position' => $args['post_content_position']
));
}
And below that:
// load fields based on field groups
if (!empty($field_groups))
{
[...]
}
array_insert($fields, $post_title_field[0], $args['post_title_position']);
array_insert($fields, $post_content_field[0], $args['post_content_position']);
// updated message
You can then use post_title_position and post_content_position in acf_form().
<?php acf_form(array(
[...]
'post_title_position' => 2,
'post_content_position' => 6,
[...]
)); ?>
Obviously, this quick hack is prone to user error and requires manually updating acf_form() whenever the form is changed. Being able to manage Post Title and Post Content in the ACF admin UI would be more convenient.
