[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by TaviCalderon

I tried the below as well, but it also did not change anything.

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wide_titlepage_entries:<b class="fff_tp_label" id="${id}_label">${label}:</b> <span class="fff_tp_value" id="${id}_value">${value}</span><br />
 <b class="fff_tp_label" id="${id}_label">${label}:</b>
 <span class="fff_tp_value" id="${id}_value">
 ${id == 'author' ? '<a href="${authorHTML}">${value}</a>' : '${value}'}
 </span><br />

am i missing something? When i tried this with {seriesHTML} instead of {seriesUrl} it also did nothing.

wide_titlepage_entries is a list of entries, giving it HTML is not going to work. And it's only for declaring which should be considered 'wide'.

Frankly, I'd like to remove the whole 'wide' distinction, but I had backward incompatibilities more.

titlepage_entry / titlepage_wide_entry (singular) are the HTML templates and the only values available are ${id}, ${label}, ${value}, not any metadata entry names.

I meant to put seriesHTML and authorHTML in titlepage_entries. Those HTML entries are specially constructed in the code to be linked HTML snippets for exactly that purpose.