Karen Attfield

Web Developer’s Portfolio is a plugin designed to showcase screenshots from both desktop and mobile devices for each portfolio listing. Portfolio items are displayed on any page of your choice using shortcodes.
This plugin works by creating a custom post type for portfolio items, and allows you to upload two separate images per portfolio item – one for a desktop screenshot and one for a mobile screenshot. Through the use of shortcodes you can then display portfolio items on a page of your choice – displaying either a desktop screenshot only, mobile screenshot only, or both.
The output is styled with Flexbox, with an excerpt and button to the project page of your choice. You can also set the portfolio items to be publicly-queryable, meaning you can add single-portfolio.php or archive-portfolio.php templates to your site to customize the design of your individual portfolio pages.
Note: If you intend to use the default styling provided by the shortcodes it is recommended that you utilize full-width pages for the best visual effect (though you are welcome to modify the CSS through your theme to fit your needs).
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Project Link: Add a link to the page you’d like your portfolio item to link to. </li>
<li>Mobile Image: A second featured image upload option for each portfolio item.</li>
<li>Shortcodes: Two different shortcodes to display either individual portfolio items by ID or all portfolio items.</li>
<li>Item ordering: You can set the order number for each portfolio item.</li>
<li>Rich text excerpts: Customized excerpt boxes allow for the addition of html elements as with the normal post editor.</li>
</ul>

Web Developer's Portfolio

Allowing web designers / developers a custom front-end portfolio display through shortcodes, showing both desktop & mobile images.

jocke_gbg

In WordPress 2.9 custom post type was introduced, that opened a new world for many WordPress developers. 
When it comes to removing the slug and not destroying the rewrite rules for other post types this plugin works great. 
This only concerns those who are using %postname% as permalink structure and want to add a custom post type so that 
the urls for them are in the same way as normal posts and pages: http://siteurl/%custom_post_type_title%/.
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Remove slug from custom post type

it is not work when i add title post type same title post

Not work if like title

In WordPress 2.9 custom post type was introduced, that opened a new world for many WordPress developers.

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