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Old 01-31-2026, 03:38 PM   #7
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I am far from a expert.
I did find this note in the matching CSS:
Code:
 <!-- 
        In addition you can add code to show the values of custom columns here.
        The value is available as _column_name and the title as
        _column_name_label.  For example, if you have a custom column with
        label #genre, you can add it to this template with _genre_label and
        _genre. Note that the # is replaced by an underscore. For example
        
        <div style="display: display._genre"><b>{_genre_label}:</b> {_genre}</div>

		If #genre is not set, then the entire <div> element will be hidden.
        -->
You have a div 'Jacket', did you modify the sibling stylesheet.CSS to include?
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