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Yeah like a playlist, but being able to add an "Album(series)" as one entry next to a single issue instead of just showing the list as just individual issues.
Also the read/unread flag would be amazing feature as well.
I also like the ideas Weslocke has made on using the meta data to sort by story arc, character etc...
Also the read/unread flag would be amazing feature as well.
I also like the ideas Weslocke has made on using the meta data to sort by story arc, character etc...
Yeah, publication date would be great!
Update on this issue for me. It would seem that for me the issue is determined by the size of the comics. I have a few older comic scans that are lower resolution/size that fit perfectly. Not sure if that's any help.
Yeah, exactally the same on both.
And this is what I get on my tablet (galaxy tab s 10.5)
| window.innerWidth : | 980 |
| window.innerHeight : | 1420 |
| window.outerWidth : | 800 |
| window.outerHeight : | 1159 |
| window.devicePixelRatio : | 2 |
| navigator.userAgent : | Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 4.4.2; SM-T800 Build/KOT49H) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/42.0.2311.111 Safari/537.36 |
| navigator.platform : | Linux armv7l |
| navigator.language : | en-GB |
| screen.availWidth : | 800 |
| screen.availHeight : | 1280 |
| screen.width : | 800 |
| screen.height : | 1280 |
| screen.orientation : | [object ScreenOrientation] |
here's what i get on my phone (galaxy s6).
window.innerWidth : 360
window.innerHeight : 559
window.outerWidth : 360
window.outerHeight : 559
window.devicePixelRatio : 4
navigator.userAgent : Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 5.0.2; SM-G920I Build/LRX22G) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/42.0.2311.111 Mobile Safari/537.36
navigator.platform : Linux aarch64
navigator.language : en-GB
screen.availWidth : 360
screen.availHeight : 640
screen.width : 360
screen.height : 640
screen.orientation : [object ScreenOrientation]
window.innerWidth : 360
window.innerHeight : 559
window.outerWidth : 360
window.outerHeight : 559
window.devicePixelRatio : 4
navigator.userAgent : Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 5.0.2; SM-G920I Build/LRX22G) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/42.0.2311.111 Mobile Safari/537.36
navigator.platform : Linux aarch64
navigator.language : en-GB
screen.availWidth : 360
screen.availHeight : 640
screen.width : 360
screen.height : 640
screen.orientation : [object ScreenOrientation]
the only folder that i can see is the themes folder and it's path is /home/pi/themes. Ubooquity is installed in /opt/Uboopuity
I followed this tutorial to install on the raspberry pi http://www.htpcguides.com/install-ubooquity-on-raspberry-pi-for-personal-ebook-server/ (all except the crontab part, i modified that a little as the written one wasn't working for me)
I followed this tutorial to install on the raspberry pi http://www.htpcguides.com/install-ubooquity-on-raspberry-pi-for-personal-ebook-server/ (all except the crontab part, i modified that a little as the written one wasn't working for me)
Here is a screenshot, that's as far as i can zoom out.
I have noticed that it does depend on the size of the comic itself as there are some i have that fit a little better (still not 100% more like 65%)
ps ignore the fact that it says /admin, thats just a result of my dynamic dns setup and not the server.
Solved it, there is a theme folder in the ubooquity folder as well as one in the home folder (in my case the pi user folder). Put the theme in there and it now works!!
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2nd option has done the trick!
For those playing at home;
Add the below to your folder-info.html
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="[[FOLDER]]/comics.css">
</head>
in the css file be sure to change the path to all external linked objects in the css (like fonts, navagation links etc) to your ubooquity folder or if, like me, you are using Ubooquity with apache, change to file paths in the css to be relative to your web server (ie http://name-of-web-server.com/ubooquity/theme/ etc). Im sure theres a more elegant way to do this but i couldn't think of it.
and that' s it.
Happy customizing!!