Question... Please help.

Hi, I'm beginning to feel alone here but here it goes.
I have my sample site set at: Home Page Template - Folders. This should work great, but I wondering if there is a way to table set thhe folders so I could have maybe two or three columns instead of just one column of folders going down the page. I'm going to need like 18 folders on the starter page all together, it would be a lot more managable for the user to have them set up in more than one column.

I'm a very quick learner and I'd really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.

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by glen / at 13:42 on November 30, 2006

You'd just need to modify the template and or CSS styling to display the folders however you like. Having multiple columns (i.e., A-B-C in column1, D-E-F in column 2) is more complicated than ordering across the rows (A-C-E in column 1, B-D-F in column 2), but it's still do-able.

You'd need to find the template that creates the folder (this is different in Siteframe v3 and v5) and edit it according to how you want it displayed.

Re: sure
by moonra / at 13:59 on November 30, 2006
ok. as far as order, that's not a big deal. I basically need to add columns to preserve space. I did find the code and I played around with it, but I could not figure out how to set it up. When I tried, I got two identical colums with the same folders (?) here is the original code if anyone can show me how to adjust it: {BEGIN:folder_subfolders 0} {folder_name}

{folder_name_display}

{folder_body} {END:folder_subfolders} thanks again.,
Re: Re: sure
by moonra / at 14:00 on November 30, 2006
oops. I guess I need to show the code like this: table style="border:none;" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> {BEGIN:folder_subfolders 0} {folder_name}

{folder_name_display}

{folder_body} {END:folder_subfolders}
Re: Re: Re: sure
by moonra / at 14:01 on November 30, 2006

this isn't working right becaseu the code is being tranlated - any suggestions?

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