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Hello, my name is Tomas and I have a problem with the Downloads 2.1 module. I need to modify this module to result in a more simple desing. For example I want to quit the "comments" button, or move the button "Download" to another place.. and make that each file download div smaller... etc
Do you understand me? (Sorry, my english ins't good).
OK, can I do this only modifing the CSS styles? No nO? I need to work in the template code or not? But the template code is very difficult to understund :(
Can anybody help me with this? :(
Thanks a lot!
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Well Tomas!
You're right! Downloads 2.1 has a very difficult layout.
I've modified the templates, 'user_display' to change the disposition of the buttons, and title, description, etc.
I've changed the buttons for direct links, for another site...
and in general, a little hard work, but with a little changes to the templates and add some classes to the CSS you can do it.
You can see my changes here:
http://www.asoinca.org/module-Downloads.htm
see ya
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Well, I guess what you really could do is first define what each function does. For example, code yourself a nice list with exposed comments. And temporary replace your template with code similar to the example below:
Code
<ol>
<li>Funtion: AmmoDump.Rocks <br />
Result: This function states that AmmoDump Rocks<br />
Example: <!--[$AmmoDump.Rocks]--><br /></li>
<li>Funtion: DavesAwesome <br />
Result: This function returns examples of Dave being Awesome<br />
Example: <!--[$DavesAwesome]--><br /></li>
</ol>
Once you have discovered what each function does, you can start to edit your template from scratch as your vision needs. Depending on your skill level you may find this is not as difficult as you think.
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