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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Can generate_cover_settings use different profiles depending on whether a cover image is found? (Preferably, I'd also want to do this only for FanFiction.net; I use a different cover profile with different colours and oversized logo for AO3.)
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What Ascello said. As I recall, you can are not limited to only one entry in the template part, eg '${cover_image} ${category}' then match both.
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Originally Posted by Ascello
And is there a way to add prefix to title of Anthology conditional on category? I mean for fics that have series turned into anthology title. For example this series: https://archiveofourown.org/series/2222022 I want to have prefix MC. Is there a way to automate it, or just by hand?
And also how do I change Anthology title from "title" to "origtitle"? Typing ${origtitle} did not work.  |
Anthology title is not nearly as configurable as individual story title. All of FFF's complex
replace_metadata etc is done at the story level and is already finished before the anthology is stitched together.
This setting exists:
Code:
## Uses a python template substitution. The ${title} is the default
## title of a new anthology, <series name> in the case of a series, or
## the first book title otherwise. This is only applied to new
## anthologies.
anthology_title_pattern:${title} Anthology
...but
title is literally the only variable available. So you could add an 'MC:' prefix with it, but how widely would that be applied? You'd have to try it to see if [https://archiveofourown.org/series/2222022] as an INI section would work.
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anthology_title_pattern only exists because of some users hating the word 'Anthology' back when the feature was introduced.)