Index Artwork

[simoncn]

(20-12-2022 14:11)DavidHB Wrote:  indexTags=ClassicalGenre=Classical:Classical library, Genre, ComposerSort:Composer, Composition, Artist, AlbumArtist, All Artists, Conductor, Orchestra, Soloist,Date

itemTags=Composer,TitleSort,CompositionSort

tagOptions=Album.sortTags={Genre,ComposerSort,Album},all.ignore.sort={The,A,An,D​er,Die,Das,Ein,Eine,Le,La,Les,Un,Une,Il,El}

tagValue=Title.value.sort={TitleSort},Composition.value.sort={CompositionSort}

I hope these help. Is it relevant that Composer is not an indexed tag?

David

Yes, this is the reason for what you are seeing. Your indexed tag is ComposerSort and this is why you need to use the ComposerSort value for the image filename.

It looks like you are not using Composer tags at all. You have Composer in itemTags but this is apparently not used anywhere. You might be using it in tagFormat but this would not affect index artwork.

The normal way to associate Composer with ComposerSort is to have Composer in indexTags, ComposerSort in itemTags and Composer.value.sort={ComposerSort} in tagValue (see this section). If you want the sort value (Bach, Johann Sebastian) to appear in your Composer index, you can use Composer.value.index.sort={ComposerSort} instead of Composer.value.sort={ComposerSort}.