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This Plugin Breaks With WordPress 2.3!

About

A wordpress plugin that uses Geir Landrö’s excellent jTree javascript to generate persistant (via cookies), collapsable tree widgets for categories, pages, post archives, and links.

as indicated by the zero in the major version, this is a beta release. most of the bugs are out, but there will most likely be more still hiding, please comment on any you may find.

examples can be seen on this site.

Documentation

from explists-README in the package:

the plugin must be enabled in the admin plugins tab
the widgets must be enabled in the admin presentation>widgets tab

this package should contain the following:

explists-X.X.X
 +-explists-README            this file
 +-\explists                  folder for web-accessable content for plugin
     +-(lots of images)       images for dtree
     +-dtree.css              stylesheet for dtree
     +-dtree.js               javascript for dtree
 +-\wp-content                existing folder
     +-\plugins               existing folder
         +-\widgets           existing folder
             +-\explists      folder for plugin code
             +-explists.php   file for plugin init and rendering code

this package was designed for unrar deployment,
but can be manually installed as follows:
  copy explists-X.X.X/explists
       to WP_ROOT/explists
  copy explists-X.X.X/explists/wp-content/plugins/widgets/explists
       to WP_ROOT/explists/wp-content/plugins/widgets/explists
  copy explists-X.X.X/explists/wp-content/plugins/widgets/explists.php
       to WP_ROOT/explists/wp-content/plugins/widgets/explists.php

  where:
    WP_ROOT is the root of your wordpress installation.
    explists-X.X.X is the root of the unrared (or unzipped) package.

Download

ExpLists-0.1.3

To Do List

• fix title in Admin>Options>ExpLists (wrong version)
• add message for incorrect resource installation

insert the following in one of your templates:

<?php
if( function_exists(’insert_ie_fixes’) ) {
  insert_ie_fixes();
}
?>

I put it at the bottom of footer.php to make sure it overrides prior declarations, but it may work in header.php as well.

then add the following to functions.php in the theme you are using:

function insert_ie_fixes() {
?>
<!–[if IE]>
<style>
RULES SPECIFIC TO IE GO HERE
</style>
<![endif]–>
<?php
}

this could also be used to insert general styles or scripts.