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When one uses the wpdm package download elementor component, what one can show is the link-template for the package. What I am looking at is the entire package detail (page-template) in the post, without having to navigate to another link.

Is there a shortcode to embed the entire package (page-template) view on a post?

Please refer to the 2nd paragraph, and bullet point #3 above for very specific details of how I want to output the category results ?
(and points 1, 2, 4 for relevant links, and temp admin login url)

Tx!

Ok, will wait!

It is sad to see that something as basic as controlling how the data is output has to go through a feature customization request.
We are a small non-profit solidarity orgnaziation. Had to really scrap from our own pockets to get the Pro version. We are in no shape to be able to commission a customization feature.

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What is the correct/safe way to modify a plugin-file which can survive an update of the plugin in the future?

1. I do not want to reorder the files in the package. I want to customize “how the fields are displayed“.

What I want is a way to change the html the FileList::extended() function prints out. Hope this clarifies.

Here is an FileList example display I would prefer to have: https://app.screencast.com/lqrC5okfRBVKV.
Hope this clarifies!

(without HTML tables, but simple div-s).

Thanks!

1. Specifying custom CSS is not (and never was) the problem. I am unable to make “structural changes” to how I want the output to be — as an eg.: Is there a way I could position the thumb such that it appears as a tiny icon to the left of the name of the file, and not its own row/column. I could not achieve this with [flexbox:]order
2. So I tried editing src/Package/FileList.php::extended() to change what it prints out. When I tried replacing the div-s (that had generic col-md-x or row or mb-4) with absolutely basic HTML and clean selectors like below:

   <div id="xfilelist" class="package-file-list">
    <div class="package-file">
       <div class="pkgTitle">
         <div class="pkgThumb"><!-- php code --></div>
         <div class="pkgTitle"><!-- php code --></div>
       </div>
       <span class="pkgLink"><!-- php code --></span>
     </div>
   </div>

   The UI crashed (actually spit out the contents of the file itself, not even malformed html). I am not sure if there is any checksum you verify on the file contents, but would like to know how I can extend (or overwrite) the output of FileList.php[::extend()].

3. How do I ensure that such changes are not lost when doing a plugin update?

Do let me know, thanks!

If you offer GDrive/Dropbox/pCloud/… integrations and then say the preview will work only for files available locally on the wordpress instance, it is quite a bit of inconsistency.

I do not store my PDFs on wordpress and this is a meaningful function request on my PRO subscription, then.

Hei!

I confirm that I am able to enter the custom fields and also display them using their shortcodes.
I will elaborate on the PDF Viewer issue and another issue related to custom fields in two separate topics so you can close this topic as resolved.

thanks!

Have tried attaching a screenshot in the original post and here above, but looks like it is not working!

The screenshot can be seen here: https://app.screencast.com/id6WveVw8vT39