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@jeremy Awesome thanks, that looks like it should do the trick =]

You’d don’t want to do it like that. Use media queries.

<link rel="stylesheet" media="all and (max-device-width:1000px)" href="small.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" media="all and (min-device-width:1001px)" href="large.css" />

Or (better) just make one stylesheet and use media queries in it:

/* Put base styles here for below 1000px */

/* Then use media query for devices above 1000px */
@media all and (min-device-width:1001px) {

    /* styles here */

}

Are you referring to CSS background images or images in an img tag? You can make images resizable in CSS by using max-width:100%; height:auto; See this.

When you want to add a slug to the CPT it’s like this:

'rewrite' => array('slug' => 'myslug')

But for pages, I’m not sure (aside from making child pages).

It seems slugless CPTs can cause errors. I don’t recommend them. See thread.

It sure does—thx. So then I guess there’s one set for all the posts/pages/cpt’s and one for all the tags/categories/taxonomies—makes sense.

Actually I stand corrected. It blows sh** up LOL. The CPT worked but it seems to screw up some other things like the normal pages and the author pages. If you don’t want a slug my best suggestion for now is just to pick something really short as the slug or maybe an underscore. I think a slug is good anyway for users. If you’re getting 404s just change the slug and flush the permalinks again.

@ciantic Yea you definitely need to flush the permalinks. To do that just go Setting ? Permalinks and then try the page again. You don’t need to actually change anything on the Permalinks settings. Just going in there will flush them.

@synthview Screw up how? I just tested this again with a current version of WP and it works no problem. Here is a live example I just put up from work.

Ah found it, for anyone else looking, see: core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/13169

Try unzipping in a separate folder (or offline) and then copy (or FTP) them over.

@_dorsvenabili That worked for me =) Do you remember the link to where you found it? It definitely seems like it would be useful to have it as an official function.

Nice, thanks, I should’ve used Ctrl+F to find it in the new comments rather than going off remembering what I read last year ??

This seems to work:

'rewrite' => array('slug' => '/')

Output: example.com/headline/

Slug removed—no extra slashes.

Remember to flush as mentioned by @winningsem

Whoa—this works:

'rewrite' => array('slug' => '/'),

It removes the slug w/o adding extra slashes.

That’s just what I needed—thank you ??

Actually this version is more solid:

jQuery().ready(function( jQuery ) {
    jQuery(".wp-caption").width(function() {
        return jQuery('img', this).width();
    });
});

See this thread.

The extra 10px can also be removed using jQuery. The code below sets the .wp-caption container width to match the width of the image inside it:

jQuery().ready(function() {
	var width = jQuery(".wp-caption img").width();
	jQuery(".wp-caption").width(width);
	});

See this thread.