Is there something I can add to the config file to make ALL the collections arrange alphabetically?
#Is there something I can add to the config file to make ALL the collections arrange alphabetically?
pulsar frigate
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inner musk
As in the collections themselves or the items within each collection?
In either case, you need to specify the sort_title for the collections or the collection_order for the items within, this needs to be done per-file to the best of my knowledge
pulsar frigate
collections themselves
so I have collection 1, collection 2, collection 3... and I want them alphabetically
inner musk
Set all the sort_titles to <<collection_name>>
pulsar frigate
So i revised the config file or movies.yml
inner musk
Then they will all be alphabetical
vestal laurel
that would need to be in a template
inner musk
The PMM Defaults use a specific sort title too which you would need to consider
pulsar frigate
template being the movies.yml and tv shows.yml?
vestal laurel
should be
inner musk
So you must be setting the sort title to something else
Or you are using PMM Default files from github
pulsar frigate
Ok.. bare with me here...
they arent alphabetical. Its whatever order the collections are in the movies.yml
inner musk
There must be something setting the sort order
pulsar frigate
i.e. watchlist, top trending, romance, cool movies
Its that order in movies.yml.... and that order in plex
inner musk
Go to one of the collections in Plex and check its sort title
pulsar frigate
Wait.. hold on.. i might be a big idiot....
fickle void
Plex displays things alphabetically by this:
pulsar frigate
lol thank you
fickle void
By default, Sort Title is the same as Title. [well, in the case of "The Title", Plex sets it to "Title, The", IIRC]
inner musk
^
fickle void
The default metadata files set that value to put things in a particular order.
The metadata files you are using are undoubtedly doing the same.
inner musk
Wait.. hold on.. i might be a big idiot....
