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1. Thanks
2. The angle I was coming from meant I needed to use CSS to hide elements that I didn’t want to display which are coded into the Archive page addon. I don’t see any other way of working with this addon in terms of customisation? WooCommerce templating system was an example, an alternative would be able to remove_action on elements I didn’t want to display. I have a feeling I am going about this the wrong way but I’ve gottem the page work look and function how I need it.

Eg:
remove_action(‘wpdm_archive_page_tags’);
remove_action(‘wpdm_archive_page_categories’);
remove_action(‘wpdm_archive_page_search’);
etc

Any update?

2. Ok, so we edit the plugin file directly? There’s no convention where we copy the file to our theme folder like WooCommerce or similar?

Hey

I’m interested in exactly this and this was (so far) the only existing thread I could find discussing what I am also trying to achieve.
This is a pretty old ticket now, is there a solution to this now that I’ve not been able to find yet?

Thanks

Edit: Found it.

Downloads > Settings > Access Settings > When user is not allowed to download > “Hide Everything”

This assumes you have set up user roles or you’re attaching packages directly to users with the Access Level addon