Prime
Description
The image thumbnail of each post is generated out of the first image uploaded to the post. Thus you are not obliged to insert it into your post but can simply use it only for the purpose of being a thumbnail. Additionally, you are able to show the extracted image independently anywhere in the wp-loop of your template by using this template tag: post_image().
For working with the font resizer, note the following: Only text belonging to an HTML element which owns a relative CSS font-size will be altered. Absolute font-size values will be ignored. This way you can create text that keeps its original font-size even after all the time. All relative sizes will be calculated from the absolute value of 10px .
/*declaring the reference value*/
body {font-size: 10px;}
/*this will result in a font-size of 12px's*/
p {font-size: 120%;}
/*that part won't be changed*/
div#text {font-size: 16px;}
Important: Please note that relative font-sizes are always calculated from the next parent element. Having a div with a font-size of 120% and inside that div a p -element with a value of 150% , the resulting font-size of the p -element will be 18px , not 15px !
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Change-log
Version 1.6
- page title bug fixed
Version 1.5
- widget child menus restyled
Version 1.4
- bug fixed in single.php template
Version 1.3
- output of tags in single view corrected
- next and previous post links moved
- speech impediment removed
Version 1.2
- Hard coded “random posts” in sidebar removed. Created a custom widget from it.
- Removed unnecessary links in footer.
Version 1.o
- First upload to the Wordpress directory.
