Jeff Sebring

Check the urls for the images against the actual file location. Your multisite installation likely used a different directory for your media library.

Once you find the discrepency, you can change the entries in the database using a query, or easier, export and use find/replace to replace the old library urls with the new ones. Just make sure you are accurate with what you find/replace, and keep a copy of the unmodified export file.

If you aren’t comfortable with databases, just go through all your posts and pages, replacing the urls individually.

You can remove the blog slug completely.

Go into the primary site options in the network admin, and set your permalinks without blog included, to something like /%postname%/. Go back to the permalinks settings in your site’s dashboard, you should notice that /blog is removed from the permalinks. Set them to your desired structure again and save.

This should remove the blog slug from your URLs.

This is how I add it using manual mode. I add this to the theme functions file. The hook I use is theme specific, I use Thesis, but I’m sure your theme has a hook somewhere similar.

// YOAST BREADCRUMBS
function	yoast_crumbs()	{
	if (is_single())	{
		if ( function_exists('yoast_breadcrumb') ) {
			yoast_breadcrumb('<p id="breadcrumbs">','</p>');
		}
	}
}
add_action('thesis_hook_before_headline', 'yoast_crumbs');