Hi
First thank you for doing the Google translation - that helped very much.
Now a little explanation.
jD displays its information in the main part of the central area of the template, that is where one would expect to see an article. All the standard v32 layouts show the General, Search and Return buttons as in the attached pic.
There are five separate principle layout classes: Categories, Category, Files, Details and Summary. For the moment the ones we need to look at are the Categories, Category and Files layouts. The structure of the layouts has some historic background.
In regard to the layout field "Use for Subcategories?" this only appears in the Categories layouts. This is only set to Yes in one Categories Layout, "Standard Categories Layout for paginated Subcategories 3.2". Please do not change that particular layout at this juncture, and any you have set please put that field to 'No'. The paginated subcategories were a 'late' addition in the 1.x series of jD. If it turns out we need to change the paginated ones I will guide you through but to date it has not been necessary!!
I would suggest that you revert temporarily to the following standard layouts as the Active ones.
Standard Categories Layout v3.2
Standard Category Layout v3.2
Standard Files Layout without Checkboxes v3.2
Actually you could do a Save & Copy on each of those and set the copies as the active layouts. When you do a Save & Copy it will come up with a name like "Standard Files Layout without Checkboxes v3.2 (2)".
That should solve Problem 1 as the top of the 'area' is the usual place.
With Problem 2 I understand you do not want the back button. The modification you suggested that is removing
<div style="" class="jd_back_button">{back_link}</div>
will do the job in principle.
Now each of Categories, Category and Files layouts has its own header, sub-header footer and main sections. What is also challenging is to determine which header or footer is being used so it needs to be removed from each of the footers!!
And yes it is on our future list to re-organise but we need to maintain a reasonable degree of backward compatibility.
So each of Categories, Category and Files layouts has its own header, sub-header footer and main sections.
There are better Files layouts available at
http://www.jdownloads.com/index.php/downloads/category/10-layouts-library.htmlPlease let me know how you get on. Al;so it might help if you PM me your site address - I can just about manage to read in "website"French! But the code underneath is the same
Colin
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