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This looks really useful - but it doesn’t quite work for me. In both Firefox and IE6, I get the same result, which you can see in this post on my site.
It’s a great plugin and it works well. Thanks! I’d suggest either to have a readme file or to put more instructions into the file. Even on this page you have only Have a look inside the plugin source file for more details. - which is not very helpful for people who are “code-challenged”, as myself
Also, how can I make the top_cat a link?
Good point Moshu — you do need to edit your templates and know a bit of CSS to take full advantage of Top Cat. I’ll see if I can put together a little tutorial. I will also investigate automatic main category styles. So many ideas, so little time…
I’m not sure I understand your last comment about making top_cat a link. Can you give me an example?
I should also mention that the problem Les had is fixed now — I updated the plugin a few days ago.
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