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Okay, I got it now, you are facing the issue with the login link, due to the css classes wpdm-download-link wpdm-download-locked, I’ve removed those classes and it should work as a regular link.

I’ve added the following js code to fix the dropdown conflict:

<script>
jQuery(function($){
  $('.btn-clps').on('click', function(){ $($(this).attr('href')).slideToggle(); });
});
</script>

Use the following css to hide the blue box shadow:

.w3eden .btn-primary:not(:disabled):not(.disabled):active:focus, .w3eden .btn-primary:not(:disabled):not(.disabled).active:focus, .w3eden .show > .btn-primary.dropdown-toggle:focus {
    box-shadow: none !important;
}

If you want to remove the title link, any other info in the template, that can be done by editing the link template ( https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/doc/templates/ ), however, I’ve adjusted it for you.

Hi,
You can remove the download button just by removing [download_link] tag from the link/page template.

Templates

I see, you are using email lock, with email lock, there are 2 confirmation emails, one is for the new subscriber and another one comes when the user clicks on the download link.

Hi,

The short code is changed now.

[wpdm_archive button_style="primary" link_template="app_card" order_by="post_title" order="ASC" items_per_page=12 cols=3 colspad=2 colsphone=1]
Thats the new short code.

And also you can update Download Manager and WPDM Archive.If It breaks the design we are here for your help.

Thanks

What Causes 403 Forbidden Error in WordPress?
The most common cause for the 403 Forbidden error in WordPress is due to poorly configured security plugins. Many WordPress security plugins can block an IP address (or a whole range of IP addresses) if they believe them to be malicious

First thing you need to do is to temporarily deactivate all WordPress plugins. This includes any security plugins that you may have installed on your site. If this resolves your problem, then this means one of the plugins on your website was causing this error. You can figure out which plugin was causing the error by activating all your plugins one at a time until you are able to reproduce the 403 forbidden error.

Often the 403 error is caused by a corrupt .htaccess file in your WordPress site. Repairing this file is quite easy.First you need to connect to your website using a FTP client or file manager in cPanel. Next, locate the .htaccess file in the root folder of your WordPress site. See this guide if you can’t find .htaccess file in Your WordPress folder. You need to download the .htaccess file to your computer so that you have a fresh backup of it. After that, you need to delete the file from your server.

Try accessing your website. If 403 forbidden error is resolved, then this means that your .htaccess file was corrupt. You can generate a fresh .htaccess file by logging into your WordPress admin area and going to Settings » Permalinks page.

please check those and let me know,

thanks

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Nayeem Riddhi.

Still no fix for this it seems to be a pretty big issue and its making me second guess getting an alternative download manager plugin. None of my download links show the total number of downloads most of the time its just an arrow or its blank next to downloads…. Please fix this asap!