Summary of work done

Investigated and repaired the live WordPress post Knee Injuries From Car Accidents, post ID 13590, at https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/car-accident-knee-injuries-symptoms-causes-and-treatment/.

The page had three visible problems: a non-subject hero image, duplicate/redundant Get More. Get It Faster. Get It With Sam Aguiar. proof sections, and body callout cards constrained to about 360px on desktop.

What happened

The image, duplicate proof sections, and card sizing issue existed before the subrogation revisions. The subrogation work targeted post 4357 only.

This knee post was touched once during the global submit-button visibility pass. The backup captured before that pass already showed the bad/non-specific hero image, two bottom proof sections, and the bad card sizing conditions. The only delta from that pass on this post was the appended sa-submit-visibility-armor-2026-06-15 style block for submit-button text visibility.

The card width problem came from a global inline rule: html body .sa-card { max-width: 360px; ... }, likely intended for profile/team cards. The body callout CSS on this page did not override max-width, so the article callouts were trapped at 360px instead of spanning the article column.

Changes made

Replaced the hero background image with the knee-specific media library asset:

https://aguiarinjurylawyers.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/knee-injury-leg-brace-crutches.webp

Updated the featured image to media ID 50100.

Removed the first duplicate bottom proof block and its adjacent conflicting style, preserving one final proof CTA block.

Added a scoped body-callout override so div.sa-card uses width:100%, max-width:100%, box-sizing:border-box, and flex:none, limited to the page content CSS for this post.

QA and evidence

New knee image asset returned HTTP 200.

REST readback confirmed featured media ID 50100, the new knee hero image, removal of the old crash-scene hero image, one proof block, one hero UVP, and two body callout cards.

Cloudflare exact URL purge succeeded for the public page.

Public HTML after purge returned HTTP 200 and confirmed the same structure.

Rendered Playwright desktop QA passed: