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Originally Posted by kiwibelgian
For Epub books the data comes from the "<dc:subject>some tag name</dc:subject>" entries in the EPUB opf file.
I've been experimenting with this recently on my Inkpad 3 by:
1. Setting up "Genres" in Calibre as per https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/sub_groups.html
2. Adding my books to subgroups under 1. above eg. Fantasy, Science Fiction, Crime etc
3. In calibre adding a metadata plugboard with:
Format: epub,
Device: Pocketbook740 (for the Inkpad 3),
Source template: {#genre} - assuming you called the custom column lookup name from 1. above #genre,
Destination field: tags
The metadata plugboard then replaces the existing tag entries for the book with the entries from the genre sub groups in the epub file saved to the pocketbook.
The pocketbook library app then imports the book using these tag entries. |
Hi there! Digging this one up, because it might help me out with my problem.
I have the Inkpad 3 Color, and want to get my CBZ-files sorted out by genre.
I added a custom column called genres, and in the Embed Comic Metadata plugin, tab configure, I've added "genres" to the Other Custom Columns 'Genre' option.
Not sure if this will work though, I will try it out tonight, when I am done working. But could your option to use this Genres column for the Tag through a plugboard work to make my inkpad 3 color sort my books on Genre?
I've been looking into the epub files which do filter nicely, and it seems like they take the tag or <dc:subject>Roman</dc:subject> code to filter on genre. But I have no idea if this works with the opf-files I now have within my CBZ-folders.
If this all makes any sense
