I hadn't gotten far enough to access the database, otherwise I'd be scraping it for comic IDs. I think it should be possible to potentially do that, but javascript database stuff is new to me. If it did work, that'd be pretty slick.

With baseline set, you shouldn't need the matching min-height, max-height. You could also just replace both with just height.

I have min-height: 30px, max-height: 64px. So it can expand to 4 lines, but defaults to 2.

I mean yes, locking that to a specific size does line them all up.

The issue you're having is that align-items: baseline doesn't go in .label, it goes in #group.

Doing this lines the bottom of the covers up, regardless of label-size (which I've upped the max to 64px).

Right, but the important one, align-items: baseline, would be just below what's cutoff in your second screenshot. If it's flex-end, that's the problem.

To remove titles:

mylar/lib/comictaggerlib/comicinfoxml.py

line 92:

assign( 'Title', None )

line 222:

md.title = None

To remove alternate cover tables:

mylar/lib/comictaggerlib/comicvinetalker.py

line 448:

metadata.comments = self.cleanup_html(issue_results['description'], True)

After the edits, you need to remove the .pyc files (cached python). They get rebuilt next time you run it.

Yeah, I edited mylar's comictagger scripts to leave titles blank.

As for the alignment, you did the edit to #group and not .label, right? There should've already been an align-items under #group to edit.

Found my solution, setting #group to align-items: baseline;

I released an update with the fix, or you can try it yourself. Line 77 of comics.css.

I'd thought about doing that a couple times, but I personally prefer to have the full name so I'm not losing issue number.

I had tweaked something a few releases ago that aligned the images, but I lost it in an over-undo. That'll be my next move.

very nice! I'd definitely like to see how that came together (and integrate it if you don't mind).

I figured as much, just hadn't gotten around to it. If hardlinking gets pushed to mylar, I may just abandon arcBuilder as it currently works and move it to a variation of pageBuilder. Mainly because hardlinks should work with odps, where my implementation is browser-only.