HTML for Borders

[blasiman1]

Hello-

I am using jDownloads Version 3.2.35.  My website is www.givinggarage.com.  I want to create a single line or border around each file.  I have attached an image of the end state I would like to achieve.  Also, how do I remove the star ratings?  I do not need them.



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[ColinM]

Hi
The way inwhich jD shows the output is controlled by the Active Layout.   So you can edit these in the backend.
Suggest you look at the documentation concerning layouts
http://www.jdownloads.net/documentations/category/editing-layouts

In  particular you need to make a copy of your current active Files layout - ALWAYS use a copy because if you make a mistake then...  Also the standard ones could be updated at some time and you would loose the changes!!

Now the 'stars' are output by the place holder {rating} so just remove it in your copy. For example in my copy of "Standard Files Layout without Checkboxes v2.5 (2)" there is a section of code as below. (note I have changed from standard version to include the {tags} place-holder).  You will see a line I have highlighted in red so removing that line will stop showing the rating stars.  Actually you could remove the entire cell from <td width="20%"> to </td> and allocate the space elsewhere in the line.

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<table width="100%" class="jd-files-name" style="padding:3px; ">
   <tr valign="middle">
      <td width="55%">{file_pic}{file_title} {release} {pic_is_new} {pic_is_hot} {pic_is_updated}</td>
      <td width="20%">
          <p align="center">{rating}</p>
      </td>
      <td width="25%">
          <p align="center">{link_to_details} {url_download}</p>
      </td>
   </tr>
<tr><td>{tags}</td></tr>
</table>

To get the horizontal line then the HTML tag , which may be styled,  could be added at the very end of the main layout section, that is after the last </table> line

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{created_by_value}<br />{author_text}<br />{filesize_value}<br />{hits_value}</td>
   </tr>
</table>
<hr style="width: 80%; height: 8px; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; background-color:#FF0066; color:#FF0066; border: 0 none;" />

The two pics attached show the before and after. 
Please ask if you need more help.

Colin
PS when specifying widths use % (unless just a small width) as that keeps the view adaptable to the size of the device.

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[blasiman1]

Hello-

Thank you so much for your prompt response.  That did the trick.