joshjohnloz
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hiding admin bar in WordPress 3.3Hello Everyone,
I also do not really like the combination in 3.3. However, you can remove the “other” links from the Toolbar and make it act like the old Header.
I’m using Adminimize to accomplish this, but it’s just .css modification. Set
visibility:hidden;
to the following items.#wp-admin-bar-wp-logo .ab-icon #wp-admin-bar-wp-logo .ab-item #wp-admin-bar-updates .ab-icon #wp-admin-bar-updates .ab-item #wp-admin-bar-comments .ab-icon #wp-admin-bar-comments .ab-item #wp-admin-bar-new-content .ab-icon #wp-admin-bar-new-content .ab-item
LOL
7 months and about 70000 lines of code later…Absolutely, but what I wanted to do was specify a different thumbnail size for a set of images elsewhere in the site. Essentially supporting a mini-gallery with images that are different from the default size. I don’t remember my exact solution, but I think I wrapped the php code Alex provided in a div and used .css to style the images and containers.
Thanks and good luck!
Cool…I just wanted to ask before I dug into this. I love your plugin. Everyone who has used a blog I’ve put together says how easy it is to use and comments about how much they like the advanced features.
I’m a bit busy in the next month or so, but I’m a QA engineer by trade. If you have any future releases that require testing, I’d be happy to bang on it before you GM. Just let me know. The best email for contacting me is [email protected].
Thanks,
Josh
Awesome!
This totally worked Alex.
Not to be a bother, but it seems when I use this shortcode, the images are displayed at the default thumbnail size. Is there a way that I can define the size of each image by passing another value in the shortcode?
I’d like to be able to use this same technique for other areas of my site, and would like the image(s) to display at a larger size.
Thanks for getting back so quickly!
Josh