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What rev# are you using? If you are pre344 (actually it may be rc1 not sure) you might want to look at stw_category_tree. I have another site that subcats are working on using that plugin. Again it is really tied to the css. It is working as a click on cat and subcats are revealed. Again you have to have at least one article in each subcat for it to display though.

This is a wonderful plugin. Thank you so much for the hard work you’ve put into it. :)

I do have one question, however. Is there a possibility to separate the markup from the actual plugin?

I have taken a peek into the php code and it has quite a few rss css classes hardcoded into it. Is there a way I can completely turn that off? Or would I have to modify the plugin itself and remove these classes manually? I have no clue about php, so I’m a bit cautious with playing around with the plugin code.

Thanks in advance,

Maleika

EDIT: I managed to remove all the css markup from the plugin code. Seems to have worked. :)

Last edited by Maleika E.A. (2005-05-16 00:42:12)

Hey Wilshire!

I really like this one! The only problem I see is when I use rss_suparchive_bycat twice on a site. Both instances will get the id rssCatArchive which is not allowed becaus in XHTML IDs have to be unique. Is there any possiblity to get my code valid again?

Thanks in advance,
Boris

Boris – This does seem to be a problem. I thought I had changed that to a class but appears not. If you can track down these two lines:

<code>$out[] = (!$form) ? ‘<div id=“rssCatArchive”>’.n : ‘’;
$out[] = ($showheader) ? ‘<div id=“rssCatArchiveHeader”>’.$headerlabel.’</div>’.n : ‘’;</code>

You can change the id to a class.

lee – If you set showcats=“0” it will not show the category headers. If you’re looking to show the headers, just without the link, thats not possible without changing the code.

With the latest txp release, the “category names” are more like IDs or URLs (e.g., “editor8217s-tips”) instead of category titles (e.g., “Editor’s tips”).

It’s really a drag to get a list of hyphenated crap using this plugin (which I use a lot and really appreciate. Kiss kiss, much thanks, etc!).

Any hints? Thanks!