Agreed. Just not the dedicated "series" ones we hoped for in 3.1, so back to the refines for 3.0 and calibre:series and calibre:series_index for epub2

Since KevinH added calibre:title_sort, calibre:series and calibre:series_index support to the code for Sigil 0.9.9.1 and the ePub3-itizer plugin I added the same options to the Add Basic dialog box.

Version of Plugin: 0.1.1. Sigil Version: 1.0.0.
Windows 10, 64 bit.
Recently, I get this information when running the plugin: "Ergebnis-XML-Datei-Analyse-Fehler: Öffnendes Element erwartet." Thus, the plugin does not work.
The change in my usual work is that I now no longer use Toxaris' ebub creation tool, but the "Docx-input-plugin" of Sigil. Is there a solution?
Thanks in advance!

The plugin works fine with Sigil 1.0.0 on my 64bit Windows machine.

The original English error message is "Error Parsing Result XML: Start tag expected" and it's usually only displayed when a user clicks the Cancel button while a plugin is running.

Are you getting the same plugin error message when you open one of your older MR epubs or are you only getting the error message for newer epubs?

If you're only getting the error message for newer epubs, please copy and paste the complete <metadata>...</metadata> section.

If the newer epubs don't have the default Sigil folder structure (Text, Styles etc.), try selecting Tools > Restructure Epub to Sigil Norm (Werkzeuge > EPUB-Datei in Standard-Sigil-EPUB-Datei umwandeln), before running the plugin.

It's only in the newer ones.
Here is the metadata section:
I tried this, but then, my formattings are at least partly removed (font assignments).

The metadata section looks OK.

This shouldn't happen, because restructuring epubs should update all folder paths. If it doesn't, you might want to bring this issue to the attention of KevinH and DiapDealer. (Post before and after code examples.)

Since I can't reproduce your problems on my machine, please PM me a download link for one of the newer epubs that you can't use with this plugin.

I just saved the erpub once more, applied the Restructure tool, and everything was allright. Also the Plugin runs as it should.
Strange was only that initially - I had corrected this immediately - the language was assigned as english, and in the metadata appeared neither author nor title. This seems to be a problem of the docx-import plugin.
Thank you for your help, though! I don't know what it was, but as everything is working well again, I'm truely satisfied!

I've just found out that I hadn't uploaded the latest plugin version with Sigil 1.x support to MR.

The lack of Sigil 1.x support might explain the problem that you've encountered.

If you download the latest version, you should no longer have to select Tools > Restructure Epub to Sigil Norm when working with non-standard epubs generated by the docx input plugin.

(DiapDealer also kindly added Darkmode support to the code.)

I found that if I paste formatted text into the "Description" box (e.g., copied from a webpage in the browser) it will show italics and bold, and produce encoded html markup:

&lt;em&gt;New York Times&lt;/em&gt; bestselling

However, there is no way to change text formatting in the plugin window. Typing in codes just gets the < and > encoded. Typing in & makes &amp;. So I have to edit the OPF directly.

So would be nice if buttons for italic and bold could be added to do that.

And would also be nice if it could do epub3. Just ignore the tags it doesn't understand as long as it works on those in common with epub2.

That's a good idea, but implementing it is beyond my skill set. Maybe KevinH could add those buttons to the built-in metadata editor.

I don't have plans for adding epub3 support, because that would require major code changes.