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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Oh, I think I see some confusion here. AO3 doesn't have 'genres'; it combines freeformtags and ao3categories (fandom). From the default.ini:
Code:
## AO3 doesn't have anything it calls 'genre'. The adapter used to be
## hardcoded to include the site specific metadata freeformtags &
## ao3categories in the standard metadata field genre. By making it
## configurable, users can change it.
include_in_genre: freeformtags, ao3categories
Does freeformtags have entries? |
In my experience the ao3categories gives you M/M, Gen, M/F type of information.
This is what my code looks like and it works, except for restricted stories.
Code:
include_in_genre: freeformtags
Code:
custom_columns_settings:
comments=>#reviewcount,r
collections=>#collections,r
kudos=>#kudoscount,r
ao3categories=>#categories,r
chapterslashtotal=>#chapterslashtotal,r
restricted=>#restricted,r
genre=>#newgenre,r
When I was using a test install of Calibre to figure this out ao3categories did populate the genre column on restricted stories, however the problem is that I don't want M/M, M/F in my genre column. The "Additional Tags" from AO3 still did not download in my test environment.
Amalthia