Thread: [GUI Plugin] Annotations
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Old 11-23-2017, 07:26 PM   #459
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Originally Posted by please55 View Post
Thank you for your time David

Running the latest version of Calibre and connecting to a Kobo Mini 3.4.1
If you the annotations were for an epub, the wrong chapter titles are probably related to a very long standing bug in the firmware. If you make annotations in an epub, if you close and reopen the book, the chapter title and percentage into the book are changed. The percentage is always changed to zero and the chapter is changed to whatever chapter the book reopens to.

There is a workaround for this problem. In the "Digital Editions" directory on the device, there is a folder called "Annotations". If you delete this and create a file of the same name, it prevents this problem without affecting the annotations in any bad way. But, I'll have to look at the plugin again as it is possible to get the correct chapter, but probably not the correct percentage.
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It appears that from the config ui that you can only do some slight css changes to predetermined parts.

For example for the Timestamp Element, the default css is
font-size:80%;
font-weight:bold;
margin:0;

But I can't seem to actually delete that element or add anything else to the list. Was wondering if any other alternative was around.
The style changes are fairly basic and are mainly about colour. I rarely play with them, so I never remember what can and can't be done. You could try hiding them with "display:none", but it will probably hide to much.
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