=== Admin CSS MU ===
Contributors: arunbasillal
Donate link: http://millionclues.com/donate/
Tags: admin css, mu plugin, custom admin css, admin, admin interface, multisite
Requires at least: 2.0
Tested up to: 4.4.2
Stable tag: 1.01
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Loads a CSS stylesheet to style the WordPress Admin.

== Description ==

A simple plugin that loads a CSS stylesheet to style the WordPress Admin. Works with WordPress single install and WordPress multisites. To use this as a must use (mu) plugin, read the installation instructions.

There is no admin interface or fancy code.

Note: The custom css file should be present in /wp-content/themes/ folder and named custom_admin.css. A sample is provided in the download in the plugin folder.

== Installation ==

To use as a normal plugin in WordPress single install and Multisite.

1. Install the plugin through the WordPress admin interface, or upload the folder /admin-css-mu/ to /wp-content/plugins/ using ftp.
2. Move (or create) custom_admin.css to /wp-content/themes/ folder. (it should look like /wp-content/themes/custom_admin.css)
3. Add the custom css you want into custom_admin.css.
4. Activate the plugin via WordPress admin interface. If it is a Multisite, preferably Network Activate it.

To use as a Must Use (mu) plugin for WordPress single install and Multisite.

1. If you don't have already, create a folder /mu-plugins/ in /wp-content/ directory on your server. (it should look like /wp-content/mu-plugins/)
2. Upload the file (just the file, not folder) admincssmu.php to /wp-content/mu-plugins/ . (it should look like /wp-content/mu-plugins/admincssmu.php)
3. Move (or create) custom_admin.css to /wp-content/themes/ folder. (it should look like /wp-content/themes/custom_admin.css)
4. No activation is necessary. MU plugins are always active and can only be deactivated if you delete it. No auto-updates are available though. 

I have included some CSS samples in the FAQ page.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Some CSS Samples =

To hide the WordPress Theme Customizer Link that came with WordPress 3.4 add the following to custom_admin.css

`#customize-current-theme-link {
	display: none !important;
}`

This was the reason why this plugin was born. Wanted to hide the customizer link on a multisite network.

To change the background colour of the dashboard:

`#wpwrap {
	background-color: #FFFBCC !important;
}`

== Changelog ==

= 1.01 =
* Code fixes.
* Tested with WordPress 4.4.2.

= 1.0 =
* First release of the plugin.

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.01 =
Upgrade for better code. 

= 1.0 =
First release of the plugin.

== Screenshots ==

I would have included one if I could, but this plugin doesn't have any. No admin interface to show.