morgannunan

brocheafoin, I tried your method, naming my child editor style child-editor-style.css and the parent still loaded after it. I tried calling it in both the parent and child functions.php and the parent loaded afterward. Are you getting these in the correct order with your method?

Anyone? I’m sure there are other people who want to remove the slug hierarchy.

Thanks for the reply. I tried that but nothing happened. You’d think that would do it though…

I did look through the codex, yes. I just tested a child theme on my end and from firebug it does look like it just cascades styles over the parent styles. This could be problematic because I could see a child theme becoming like a css-hacked thread on a forum, or a myspace page, where the base loads and then all this other stuff comes up mid-load. Maybe it’s different if everything is loading from the head, though? It’s still loading all those extra styles for no reason…

bump

Shouldn’t one be able to create a function that rewrites these in .htaccess? This seems like it shouldn’t be that hard to alias.

Nevermind, this answered my question.

Oh also: I can’t see or edit category slugs on my multi user site. Is it possible that this is another wordpress 3 multi user issue?

esmi,

Thanks so much for the response. Amandafrench, are you running multisite mode? Because I am, and I realized this is why I don’t see those settings.

In order to see these settings, go to sites under super admin and edit the sites individually. You can also set the year/month stuff here (0 for no year/month folders and 1 to use them.

This solves my problem — you?

Right, that’s what I’m expecting to see there too — only it isn’t there.

It is a self hosted site. And no, it’s not there. It’s supposed to be there — only it isn’t. Image sizes and Embeds are there. That’s it though — no way to change my uploads directory.

I would also like to know how to hide references to wp-. I’m sure this could be kind of hacked up in .htaccess but it would be better maybe if there was some kind of plugin. Either way, I would like /wp-admin to just be /admin, wp-content/themes/ to just be /files or something, et cetera.

Check this out: Clone screen options plugin — awesome!

OK, I might have to just hack this up myself without a plugin. Recapping what I’m trying to do:

<h2>Category: my book</h2>

<h3>Chapter 1</h3>

Section 1 content
Section 2 content
Section 3 content

<h3>Chapter 2</h3>

…

And so on. I have a category, the subcategories list in order, the posts by category list in order, all on one page.

Ideas?

Hmm, I’m trying it out now. It’s ok but it creates its own separate taxonomy and you can’t nest things in chapters (it only has one level). Thanks though…

alexlibby,

You did understand what I was looking for and I just decided to hack bookmarks-template.php.

I changed line 117 from:

$output .= '</a>';
to:

$output .= '</a><br />'.$desc;

Thanks for your reply!