Folder Tree Changes

• Folders in the root of the tree can now be spaced apart
  
  The new Preferences / Folder Tree / Appearance / Separate items at the root level option causes padding to be added to root folder tree items.
  
  
  
  This can make the tree easier to use by physically separating the disparate root items and reducing visual clutter.
   
• Favorite folders in the tree are now displayed at the top
  
  In Opus 10, if you enabled the display of Favorites, Aliases, the Recent List or Smart Favorites in the tree, they were displayed at the bottom of the tree grouped under a common heading.
  
                  
                      Opus 10                                     Opus 11
  
  In Opus 11 these branches are now displayed at the top of the tree, in their own root items. This (combined with the root item padding) makes these items much more useful - it's much easier to find the favorite folder you're looking for without all the extra visual clutter surrounding it.
   
• The folder tree now remembers which root branches are expanded
  
  Opus will now remember which root-level branches of the tree are expanded and restore the tree state on the next use. The state is remembered in Layouts as well as for the Default Lister.