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File Away is fully compatible with WordPress 4.5. I just don’t always update the readme file.

Thank you Mr. Stark.

If I may impose on another question. Is it possible to cut-and-paste the generated code in different pages if I just give it a corresponding draw number as to avoid going through the screens on the code generator?

Here’s a sample of a code I generated. I had to label the filename-label long like this because despite resizing to 900px it remains small and center on our WordPress page. I believe that may have to do with the theme I’m using though. ??

[fileaway type=”table” search=”yes” search=”list” size=”no” filenamelabel=”select from the following list the document you wish to view / download” datelabel=”date modified” sortfirst=”disabled” directories=”on” drawerid=”1″ textalign=”left” hcolor=”black” color=”black” iconcolor=”blue”]

Thank you,
David

you can fix the theme issue with a css override. is it a public page? if so, i’ll tell you how to fix it. otherwise, play with the table element in your browser’s element inspector until you find the culprit.

You can cut and paste the code and use it anywhere you want. The drawerid is only necessary if you have more than one table on the same page.

Thank you Mr. Stark. I figured once I setup the code using the code generator, I can cut-and-paste it for different directories. Though I don’t fully understand the more than one table on the same page. ??

Sorry for my ignorance.

David

PS: Yes, it is a public page

Could you send a link to the page to [email protected]

If you have multiple fileaway directory=true shortcodes on the same page, then you need to give each shortcode a drawer id, like so:

[fileaway base=1 directories=true drawerid=1]
[fileaway base=2 directories=true drawerid=2]
[fileaway base=3 directories=true drawerid=3]
[fileaway base=4 directories=true drawerid=4]

If you only have one [fileaway directories=true] shortcode on the page, then the drawerid attribute is not required.