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RSFiles! - Themes

Themes
Note:

Since RSFiles! revision 9, the Themes section has been removed. This can now be directly adjusted via template overrides or by editing the PHP files located in the components/com_rsfiles/views/files/tmpl.

The user interface for the frontend part is very important. RSFiles! was designed to allow you to create your own download interface via the Themes.

The whole template is divided into three parts: Files template, Download template and Details template. By default, RSFiles! comes with a template, as ilustrated below:

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The Files section is divided into two parts: header and layout. For example:

Files template - Template Header alt
Files template - Template layout alt

The download and details templates have only one area where you can add/edit the HTML and use CSS

Available placeholders:

Files template Download template Details template
  • {FileName}
  • {FileDescription}
  • {FileHits}
  • {FileThumb}
  • {FileLicense}
  • {RealFileName}
  • {FileVersion}
  • {FileSize}
  • {FileType}
  • {FileUploader}
  • {DateAdded}
  • {FileModified}
  • {FileChecksum}
  • *{Download}
  • *{View}
  • *{Details}
  • {fullpath}
  • {filepath}
  • {FilesNumber}
  • {FileName}
  • {FileDescription}
  • {FileLicense}
  • {RealFileName}
  • {FileVersion}
  • {FileSize}
  • {FileType}
  • {FileUploader}
  • {DateAdded}
  • {FileHits}
  • {FileModified}
  • {FileChecksum}
  • {FileThumb}
  • *{screenshots}
  • *{maindownload}
  • {fullpath}
  • {filepath}
  • {FileName}
  • {FileDescription}
  • {FileLicense}
  • {RealFileName}
  • {FileVersion}
  • {FileSize}
  • {FileType}
  • {FileUploader}
  • {DateAdded}
  • {FileHits}
  • {FileModified}
  • {FileChecksum}
  • {FileThumb}
  • {fullpath}
  • {filepath}

(!) Fields marked with (*) are mandatory

Note:

  • The {filepath} placeholder, returns the actual path of the file. The placeholder cannot be used in order to create links, but, for example, it can be used in Players.
  • The {fullpath} placeholder, returns the relative path of the file on the server. For example: \home\public_html\downloads\name_of_image.jpg.

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