Yeah I dunno, the web server this uses has some weird quirks. YMMV.

If it's not loading folder-info.html, that'll stop everything else custom from loading too (since it's all referenced in there). Ubooquity is set to load folder-info.html from directories automatically.

You could try just dragging one of the publisher's folder-info.html/folder.css into the root. If that loads, maybe there's something wonky with your files. If it doesn't load, it's definitely cached somewhere.

As I have the inability to stop messing with things, another feature is in the works... An On Deck/Favorites page.

When you mouse-over a series or specific comic, a star will appear in the upper right corner. Click the star and it saves the series/issue to the On Deck page (might rename to Favorites, unsure at the moment). This'll end up saving to localstorage, so it will not carry from device to device/user to user.

Could it just be caching? Others have had issues in the past where the older formatting lingers longer than it should.

I just uploaded a version that'll check if folder.jpg or folder-info.html exist, and only try to create the missing one. So this way you should be able to add any missing covers without having to recreate the html.

Haha, glad it's working for ya!

Also it's saying cvinfo is a directory. It should be a text file without an extension, not a directory.

Ok so when I said to try the standalone PageBuilder.sh, I meant put it where the other one was. It's erroring from not finding any of the other files it needs.

Try the standalone PageBuilder.sh I just posted. I have a theory there's something wrong with it trying to parse the data from comicvine. Hopefully your window gets a bunch of html, then we should be able to narrow it down.

In the interest of consistency, I'll probably leave this as-is. Comicvine is a great source of info, but in cases like this it's really unpredictable. There's a similar issue with comic titles, where some are just blank, or have different formatting. It's the downside of a database filled by users, some just care more than others.

I've got a few series I've manually edited myself, but this at least covers most cases well enough.