diff --git a/cptuisync.php b/cptuisync.php
index 5c5b5e2..5a2e6c3 100644
--- a/cptuisync.php
+++ b/cptuisync.php
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ function cptuisync_taxonomy_path() {
  * @return string
  */
 function cptuisync_directory() {
-    $defaultDir = get_template_directory() . '/cptui';
+    $defaultDir = get_stylesheet_directory() . '/cptui';
     if(!is_dir($defaultDir)) {
         mkdir($defaultDir, null, true);
     }
diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt
index d774ac0..6c1ec26 100644
--- a/readme.txt
+++ b/readme.txt
@@ -16,13 +16,14 @@ Save Custom Post Type UI (CPT UI) content types to a file so they can be added t
 
 When you update or save a custom post type or taxonomy in CPT UI, the export code will be automatically dumped into your theme in the `cptui` folder.
 
-All you have to do is include those files (`cptui/post_types.php` and `cptui/taxonomies.php`) in your theme and all your post types and taxonomies will work in your different environments without having to install CPT UI on live or staging.
+All you have to do is include those files (`cptui/post_types.php` and `cptui/taxonomies.php`) in your theme using the code below and all your post types and taxonomies will work in your different environments without having to install CPT UI on live or staging.
 
+In functions.php, add:
 `
-// only load if cptui not intialised
-if(!function_exists('cptui_init')) {
-    require 'cptui/post_types.php';
-    require 'cptui/taxonomies.php';
+// only load if Custom Post Type UI plugin is not intialised
+if( !function_exists( 'cptui_init' ) ) {
+    include 'cptui/post_types.php';
+    include 'cptui/taxonomies.php';
 }
 `