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New Test Version Posted
2024-07-07 - adapter_storiesonlinenet: Remove ''s Page' to '.s Page' - Full OTW settings for www.adastrafanfic.com in defaults.ini |
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New Test Version Posted
2024-07-08 - adapter_storiesonlinenet: Fix for chapter select getting cover image link. |
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The Ad Astra categories work now, thanks.
I tried using a story-level keep_html_attrs:title,blockquote,div instead of add_to_, thinking it would override, but I still got the align tags. ![]() This makes me notice that the INI File page doesn't show what precedence the story-level sections take. |
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One answer is don't use add_to_: Code:
[archiveofourown.org] keep_html_attrs:href,name,class,id,colspan,rowspan,data-orighref,title,align,blockquote,div [https://archiveofourown.org/works/55777813] keep_html_attrs:href,name,class,id,colspan,rowspan,data-orighref,title,blockquote,div I think this is like the second time someone wanting a 'remove' vs add_to_ has come up in 10 years. I'm reluctant to add that complexity without a larger set of problem stories. Quote:
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Didn't have much luck with the 2024-07-08 test version on SOL. (Didn't have issue with the previous test version)
Just tried to update three stories in my library (FFF update mode: "Update EPUB if new chapters") but FFF is skipping the update. Status: Skipped Title: Taking Out the Trash Author: Zak Comment: Already contains 7 chapters. (last chapter in my library was ch. 6) url: sol/n/34253/taking-out-the-trash-by-zak However, if I update but overwrite always.. library books is updated correctly. Last edited by MrKonan; 07-08-2024 at 12:31 PM. Reason: forgot some text |
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Yeah, that's probably what I'll do - I already have an editor chain for it. Hm, I might be able to use Action Chains for this - selection modifier checking the book IDs, then run the editor chain on it
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Should be fixed now going forward. You can use overwrite, wait until there's another new chapter, or set force_update_epub_always=true, or manually delete a chapter (or two) before trying to update. |
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Question: For category, is it possible to exclude a specific entry only if there's at least one other entry?
example: originally: Mass Effect, Mass Effect Trilogy, whatever results: Mass Effect Trilogy, whatever originally: Mass Effect result: Mass Effect |
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But another example would be: originally: Mass Effect, whatever results: whatever Thereby discarding Mass Effect from any crossovers? Are you sure that's what you want? I would instead suggest normalizing "Mass Effect", "Mass Effect Trilogy" etc to one value. Or just living with it--I've made my opinion on the futility of wrangling AO3 tags known before. ![]() |
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oh yeah, I forgot about the crossovers
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Hello, I posted a little while ago about having problems with the contents of the title page going off of the screen on my ereader. I found that it was actually dependent on whether the fic has a cover or not. If the fic has a cover, it would have proper margins.
I tried to remedy this by adding this to the personal.ini: Code:
add_to_output_css: body.fff_titlepage { width: 100%%; margin: auto; padding: 0;} ![]() I was wondering if there was some way to have a conditional in the personal.ini or Calibre somehow that would add the CSS if the fic didn't have a cover and not add it if so. There is the metadata value of cover_image, which would be useful to use. This isn't too big of a deal because I could just use the Generate Cover plugin for all the fics, but I'd rather not because I do like only inserting specifically made covers rather than a template. Thank you for any help! |
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I can't think anyway off hand to do conditional CSS.
The CSS on titlepage being affected by the presence or absence of a cover--a separate HTML page--sounds like a reader bug to me. Unless there's some processing step going on that combines the cover and title page, then I could see the cover_content embedded styles affecting titlepage. I assume we've already told you about the cover_content and titlepage_start settings. If that's the case, embedding your titlepage CSS using titlepage_start might help, or changing the embedded CSS in cover_content. If either of those help, I'd be willing to experiment with adding the changes to defaults.ini. |
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Embedding the CSS to titlepage_start worked! It works properly with correct margins when there is a cover. When there isn't a cover, it stretches across the entire screen with no margins, but I prefer that over it going off the edge. Thank you for the help!
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this may have been covered elsewhere, but no amount of googling is helping me find it. does anyone know how to get the "rating" column to show up on a custom title page??
i think half my problem is that i've confused the situation myself by having my entire library of works come from ao3, which has all these naming conventions that don't match up to anything else in calibre or FFF. like category = fandom, etc. etc. context: "rating" in ao3 stands for like "mature", "explicit", "general audiences", that kind of thing. "rating" in calibre is a 1-5 star system. i didn't use this for the first several months of playing with calibre and FFF, but i've come to really enjoy using the rating star system as i go through all 1,700-something works in my library for the first time in over a decade and organize it all/cull the herd. i have in my callibre->preferences->a custom column setup called Rated with a lookup name #rated. i have in my personal.ini->titlepage_entries: rating, and also rating_label: Rated. So everything to make the ao3 naming convention for explicit/mature/teen/general categories is set up and functioning properly on my custom title page. that said, i cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the Rating (1-5 star system) that is already built into calibre to show up on this title page. because it's already built into calibre as a standard column you dont have to make on your own i thought it would be as easy as sticking the word "ships" under titlepage_entries and having relationships pop up, but when i look in configure FFF->standard column page it isnt there. and to confuse things, the titlepage_entries: word to use to get the other, ao3 definition of a rating to populate is #rating, which is the lookup name in calibre for the star system column... lol TLDR; how the hell do you get "Rating" (stars 1-5) to show up on a custom title page? i have no idea what to put in personal.ini to make this work and i can't find anything about it online. i'm sure i'm missing something easy, i just have no idea where else to look!! |
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