Conditional Statements

You should be able to use this, replacing yourpostid with the ID of the news post on which you want this specific custom text to appear.

<?php
/**Displaying Custom Field Data**/
	$featuredtext = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'featured-text', true );
	if( ! empty( $featuredtext ) && ! is_search() ) {
		foreach( $featuredtext as $text)
		{
		    echo '<div class="banner-text"><span>'.$text['featured-image-text'].'</span></div>';
		}
	} elseif ($current_posttype == 'products' || is_search()) {
				echo '<div class="banner-text"><span>' . get_option('prodFeaturedText') . '</span></div>';
	} elseif ($current_posttype == 'people') {
				echo '<div class="banner-text"><span>' . get_option('peopleFeaturedText') . '</span></div>';
	} elseif ($current_posttype == 'news') {
		if ( !is_single( 'yourpostid' ) {
			echo '<div class="banner-text"><span>' . get_option('newsFeaturedText') . '</span></div>';
		} else {
			echo '<div class="banner-text"><span>This is the custom text for your specific news post.</span></div>';
		}
	}
?>

Thank you very much for your response. After implementing that code though I got a blank white screen.

Did you replace if ( !is_single( 'yourpostid' ) with the post id of the news post you are targeting?

Also, if you change the debug line in your wp-config.php from define('WP_DEBUG', false); to define('WP_DEBUG', true); it may tell you what the error is.

Yes, I did enter the post id. Let me try finding the error.

Thank you again. I really appreciate it.

It returned “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected” which points to
if ( !is_single( '3949' ) {

Oh, I see the problem. I missed an ending parenthesis in my code sample. Just change that line to this:

if ( !is_single( '3949' ) ) {

and it should work fine. Sorry about that.

You are awesome. Thank you so much.

Great! Could you please mark this topic as [resolved] ? Thanks!

Thank you!