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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 880076" data-attributes="member: 55213">Hi tano_grasa,indeed, there are some fields &quot;hardcoded&quot; to display - and some are displayed as &quot;user defined items&quot; - the latter can be changed in setup or from GUI in options.If you want to change the hardcoded fields in the skin, you have to modify the skin files manually - it seems, that what you're after is not possible just by the inbuild mapping of user items - and you are right, year and director are hardcoded, followed by the 5 userdefined items.Main view skin file is &quot;MyFilms.xml&quot;, details view is &quot;MyFilmsDetail.xml&quot;.The hardcoded fields are in style &quot;#myfilms.db.&lt;field&gt;.value&quot; - e.g. &quot;#myfilms.db.director.value&quot;The user items are in style &quot;#myfilms.user.item&lt;x&gt;.value&quot; - e.g. &quot;#myfilms.user.item1.value&quot;If you need further help adapting the skinfiles, I am sure, some of the skinners can help you here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 880076, member: 55213"] Hi tano_grasa, indeed, there are some fields "hardcoded" to display - and some are displayed as "user defined items" - the latter can be changed in setup or from GUI in options. If you want to change the hardcoded fields in the skin, you have to modify the skin files manually - it seems, that what you're after is not possible just by the inbuild mapping of user items - and you are right, year and director are hardcoded, followed by the 5 userdefined items. Main view skin file is "MyFilms.xml", details view is "MyFilmsDetail.xml". The hardcoded fields are in style "#myfilms.db.<field>.value" - e.g. "#myfilms.db.director.value" The user items are in style "#myfilms.user.item<x>.value" - e.g. "#myfilms.user.item1.value" If you need further help adapting the skinfiles, I am sure, some of the skinners can help you here. [/QUOTE]

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