Yes, this has been the reason I never use the Files module… it's a crappy bug.

I think I created a bug for this before, and Wikidot has said that it won't be fixed because that module is being replaced by the ListFiles module instead.

I'm hoping that is reasonably soon :)

Done, please test if this works.

To make this perfect, I need to hide the "Manage attachments" link. The problem is that the name of the class that surrounds the files module isn't the same every time - it includes the current page ID number as well. So I can't include that in my CSS ;-(

Luckily, I learnt a little trick in my web development class a few weeks ago, to get what I want. So anyone that wants to hide the "Manage attachments" link can do it like this:

table.page-files + div + script + p  {
    display:none;
}

This means: If there is a "table" element with the class name "page-files", followed directly after by a "div", followed directly after by "script", followed directly after by "p", then affect the final p. (and in this case I hid it).

I could have just done script + p but I wanted to include as many levels as possible, to make sure I didn't accidentally hide something that has nothing to do with the Files module.

To make this "wish" work crossbrowser (I doubt IE supports "+"-selectors) we can make a class for "manage attachments" link, so that you could hide it more easily.