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I somehow broke hiercharial tags
I testing FanFicFare settings and this happened:
I have no idea how the first one escaped being nested, I checked and it starts with [Characters]. like the other two |
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This usually happens because Calibre treats hierarchical tags strictly based on the exact text format. Even a small difference can cause a tag to appear outside the hierarchy.
A few things to check: 1. Hidden spaces or characters If the first tag looks like [Characters].Name, make sure there isn’t a hidden space or character before it, such as: [Characters].Name [Characters] .Name [Characters]. Name Even one extra space will break the hierarchy. 2. Different separator character Calibre uses the period (.) as the hierarchy separator. If one tag accidentally used another character (like : or -), it won’t nest correctly. Example of correct format: [Characters].Harry Potter [Characters].Hermione Granger 3. Inconsistent capitalization Hierarchical tags are case-sensitive in some views. For example: [Characters].Harry [characters].Ron These may appear as separate groups. 4. Tag imported differently by FanFicFare Sometimes the plugin imports tags with slight formatting differences depending on the source site. Running Edit Metadata → Manage Tags and manually correcting the tag format usually fixes it. Quick Fix: Open Edit Metadata → Tags, delete the incorrect tag, and re-enter it with the exact same prefix as the others: [Characters].Name After refreshing the tag browser, it should nest correctly again. |
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I figured it out. There was a period in the name. Somehow this broke it
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