Thread: Adding metadata to EPUBs Kobo devices will recognize
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Old 04-19-2019, 11:46 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by ceridwen View Post
That means I'm looking at some method using Calibre. Where does Calibre populate the Tags column from when reading an epub?
The tags come from the "dc:subject" tags in the OPF of the book. Or, you maintain in the calibre interface.
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Using a plugboard to add tags to the subtitle field is probably adequate for now until I can figure out something better.
The subtitle isn't a standard column that can be updated using plugboards. The driver has fields to do this, but it uses a template just like the plugboards.
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