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WP-dTree looks horrible on my blog and I hate you for it!

WP-dTree 4.0 has almost no styles of its own - it inherits from your theme. To help you apply your own styling I've included a template CSS-file. Open wp-dtree.css and copy all the selectors into your theme's stylesheet. Now disable the plugins default CSS (from the Settings-panel) and hack away at your own file to make it pretty.

Remember - do not edit wp-dtree.css, as this will be replaced on every update of the plugin.

Can I help you in any way?

Absolutely! If you sign up with DropBox on my refferal, I get 1GB (much needed!) extra space. DropBox is a cross-plattform application to sync your files online and across computers, and a 2GB account is free. Also - my refferal earns you a 250MB bonus!

If you've had any commercial applications for my plugins, please consider sending me a book or two. (used are fine!)

Thanks!

• Bruce Hampton, USA
• Shu Mei Chen, Taiwan
• Kai Kniepkamp, Germany

...for the books

Why is there no "Show more"-link for Archives?

First: a simple workaround is to use 'Folders are links' and 'Show post count'. This way a visitor can easily see that a folder has more content than is on display, and clicking the folder name will bring her to it.

The reason there's no "Show more"-link for Archives is this: limit posts in categories was a paid request and I added that feature to archives too because it was reasonably simple and actually helped me optimize the code slightly. The "show more"-link was a simple addon for the Category generation code, but not so for Archives - it simply requires a lot of data to be available where it currently is not. So until someone feels strongly enough to pay me for the inconvenience, I won't bother bloating the code for this rather narrow feature.

Can I change the images used by WP-dTree?

The images are all stored in the 'wp-dtree/dtree-img/' directory. You can change them if you like. Just remember to keep the names the same or they won't appear.