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  • cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    OK, got the error:

    What you do with the rows in the table describing the folders is the following:
    1) rows with class mdocs-parent-cat and mdocs-current-cat display only 1 column with colspan=”6″.
    2) The following rows use the percentage from the settings.

    This combination does not work at all. The first line of a table must contain the percentage width definition, the subsequent lines can use colspan …

    What you probably have to do is to generate an empty (but NOT hidden) first row (BEFORE the mdocs-parent-cat row) which is exactly a row used for the file list – just empty. But then you see borders and margins for this empty line … not so nice.
    Or put the folder lines into a separate table …

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by cnieswand.
    cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    Ups … which brings me to the origin of the problem: Where is the Navbar (which is usually the first row in the table … with width settings)?
    I do not see it anymore and cannot set it anymore (3.9.12). The Flag “Hide Navbar” ist present on the settings page, changes are saved … but has no effect on the frontend. I remember to have changed it on a previous version to “Hide Navbar” …. and now I cannot change it anymore back to display the Navbar.
    The same for “Hide Footer of document list”. It has no effect on the frontend … anymore … it had on previous versions …

    But anyway … select “Hide Navbar” must not simply remove the first row of the table and lead to loss of width settings in the file list.

    Plugin Author bhaldie

    (@bhaldie)

    okay so the problem with and empty folder and sizing will be fixed in the next version of mDocs.

    as for he navbar and both of those options work perfectly fine for me. Can you describe how you are using it. Basically the exact shortcode you are using.

    cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    This is my shortcode

    [mdocs folder=”mdocs-cat-14″ hide_folder=”false” sort_value=”name” is_descending=”true”]

    cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    Ok I tried just [mdocs] … and Navbar appears … Navbar makes sense only here.
    What I am missing is a header line … sorry for the confusion … and I guess, that does not exist …

    cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    and the header is the SORTBAR … which was in deed hidden …
    Now I can see it … but it has the same width settings problem as the document list below folders …

    Thanks for your patience with such an ignorant user …

    Plugin Author bhaldie

    (@bhaldie)

    i will have a fix for the width issue on the next version of mDocs.

    davand

    (@davand)

    Latest update broke the display of Folders and Sub-folders when using shortcodes for specified cat=”Folder”. I’m using Divi and the mDocs button on the editor is not there for this theme. If I do cat=”All Files” they do display so at least that part of the plugin engine is working. And if is simply use [mdocs] I get the first category and its sub-folders of the mDocs library.

    I’ve poked through the mDocs plugin includes, but haven’t been able to pick out the “cat=” test that ultimately displays the folder structure.

    Any help and/or pointers?

    cnieswand

    (@cnieswand)

    The width issue in the document list is solved with latest version 3.9.14.1

    Thanks a lot, looks nice now!

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by cnieswand.
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