Author Topic: Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2  (Read 540 times)

Offline Behonkiss

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Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2
« on: October 09, 2010, 02:33:27 PM »
I'm in the process of getting a torrent for an OST ready to be approved, but besides getting the kanji track titles translated, I'm trying to figure out how to properly edit the HTML of the template I used to change the track listing to include only one disk instead of 2.  The torrent page can be found here:
http://bakabt.me/155300-bobobo-bo-bo-bobo-bobobo-no-album-flac.html

I think what I need to edit is in this section:

<div class="title">File List</div>
   <!--Disc 1 Start-->
   <div class="column">
      <span class="heading">Disk 1</span><br />
         <select>
         <option>16 tracks
         <option>01 -
         <option>02 -
         <option>03 -
         <option>04 -
         <option>05 -
         <option>06 -
         <option>07 -
         <option>08 -
         <option>09 -
         <option>10 -
         <option>11 -
         <option>12 -
         <option>13 -
         <option>14 -
         <option>15 -
         <option>16 -
         </select>
      </ol>
   </div>
   <!--Disc 1 End-->
   <!--Disc 2 Start-->
   <div class="column">
      <span class="heading">Disk 2</span><br />
         <select>
         <option>16 tracks
         <option>01 -
         <option>02 -
         <option>03 -
         <option>04 -
         <option>05 -
         <option>06 -
         <option>07 -
         <option>08 -
         <option>09 -
         <option>10 -
         <option>11 -
         <option>12 -
         <option>13 -
         <option>14 -
         <option>15 -
         <option>16 -
         </select>
   </div>
   <!--Disc 2 End-->
   <div class="footnote">&nbsp;</div> <!--Do not delete!-->
</div>

If anyone fluent in HTML can tell me what parts to remove or change, it would be greatly appreciated.

Offline Takeshi

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Re: Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2
« Reply #1 on: October 09, 2010, 02:37:32 PM »
<div class="title">File List</div>
   <!--Disc 1 Start-->
   <div class="column">
      <span class="heading">Disk 1</span><br />
         <select>
         <option>16 tracks
         <option>01 -
         <option>02 -
         <option>03 -
         <option>04 -
         <option>05 -
         <option>06 -
         <option>07 -
         <option>08 -
         <option>09 -
         <option>10 -
         <option>11 -
         <option>12 -
         <option>13 -
         <option>14 -
         <option>15 -
         <option>16 -
         </select>
      </ol>
   </div>
   <!--Disc 1 End-->
   <div class="footnote">&nbsp;</div> <!--Do not delete!-->
</div>

I'm not fluent in HTML, but I do know my way around a html code or so I'd like to think I am beginning to.. have you tried the code above?

I'm not sure what the </ol> means, perhaps it can be removed.

Offline Xiong Chiamiov

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Re: Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2
« Reply #2 on: October 09, 2010, 08:02:50 PM »
Perhaps you should snip out the part that starts with "Disc 2 Start" and ends with "Disc 2 End"?

I'm not sure what the </ol> means, perhaps it can be removed.
It ends an ordered list that was never started.  It should be removed.
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Offline Jarudin

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Re: Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2
« Reply #3 on: October 09, 2010, 08:08:38 PM »
Just remove the part from <!--Disc 2 Start--> to <!--Disc 2 End-->
or am I missing something?

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Offline Freedom Kira

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Re: Help editing HTML to display 1 disk instead of 2
« Reply #4 on: October 10, 2010, 06:18:34 AM »
I think it really is that simple, actually...

At OP: Stuff between <-- and --> are comments, i.e. for people to read, and for the browser to ignore. You should read them - can probably save you a lot of hassle.

And yes, </ol> should be gone. Kinda random, that line.