scolcipitato

The folders are stored on the USB, so all the folder should be safe, if you want to check you can open /boot/config/plugins/folder.view/docker.json and see if your folders are there. I didn't test the plugin without containers, so maybe something that renders the folder is missing. If you post a screenshot of your browser console, I can be more specific.

That icon is there to show you that what you see on your browser is not the real order of autostart. Clicking it won't do anything.

The autostart is handled by unraid, not the plugin, the plugin enable and disable the autostart only from the webui.

Sorry, saw the message but couldn't reply, and then I forgot about it. I need the debug file (first post for instructions) and because I think there is a problem with the plugin on the page itself, a screenshot of the browser console.

In the first post, there are the instruction for creating and installing custom CSS. What you did won't work because: The name docker-custom.css doesn't follow the naming pattern for the plugin. You put the CSS file in the scripts folder, you should put the CSS files inside the styles and JS files inside the scripts folder. (here and here for reference) .folder-preview { height: auto; } .folder-preview-wrapper { margin: 10px; } Those are the custom rules you need to apply, now save those into a file. Go to the settings tab on unraid, open the Folder view page, now you should see a button called Open File Manager, click that, and it should open the configuration folder for the plugin. Now open the styles folder (if it don't exist, create it) and upload the file (remember to name the file with the right name). And you are done.

With the stock plugin, there is no way, but you can use custom CSS to do it. Take a look at this.

You are using the wrong link. The link you are using is the link to GitHub, you have to use the link to the file itself. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scolcipitato/folder.view/main/folder.view.plg This is the correct link.

You can use the data: format, in fact in the site you provided the download button has the right data uri to use with the img tag. All that remains to do is right-click the "Download SVG" button and copy the link. data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,%3Csvg%20xmlns%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2Fsvg%22%20viewBox%3D%220%200%2024%2024%22%3E%3Cpath%20d%3D%22M4%2C2C2.89%2C2%202%2C2.89%202%2C4V20C2%2C21.11%202.89%2C22%204%2C22H20C21.11%2C22%2022%2C21.11%2022%2C20V4C22%2C2.89%2021.11%2C2%2020%2C2H4M8.56%2C6H12.06L15.5%2C12L12.06%2C18H8.56L12%2C12L8.56%2C6Z%22%20%2F%3E%3C%2Fsvg%3E It isn't encoded in base 64, but the img tag accepts it. Side note, what you did is not wrong, but if you are using a custom theme or have created one of your own this could mess it up.

Sadly not possible.

This plugin support only unraid 6.12.3 or newer, for unraid 6.9.x you should be able to use the old docker folder plugin.

With the stock plugin it is not possible, but you can use the custom scripts/CSS to make it possible.

Can you elaborate on that?

This is my last idea, if this doesn't work, I don't know what to do. Made a new version, if you want to give it a try you can.

I just looked at the code, I put the new code on the docker side and not the VMs, sorry, if you want you can give a try with the new version.

I don't really know what is going on, I tried to replicate your setup and for me, it seems to work, I saw a single difference in your debug file, so I tried to fix it. You can try to reinstall the plugin and see if it works.