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<blockquote data-quote="yhoogi" data-source="post: 261943" data-attributes="member: 69599">Hi Iwerndly,Thank you for the update.After a quick check, it seems there are with the large files still some issues. They are now indexed, but&nbsp; the subfolders which contain such files are now shown completely empty and you can't select any file in there.Depending if there is a directory or files on the selected directory level, there is in the first line a return to higher level of the directory structure shown, sometimes not.Seems also, that the combined view is broken if you use the &quot;..&quot; line for going back to a higher directory level. Combined view is also broken for the different other views (e.g. per year)Question:I would like to shift the titles selection bars in the first selection level further to the right, as they are in the lower directory levels shown. This would solve some overlapping issues of very long anime titles with the file-names.(happens only on levels with additional directories, levels with only files seems not affected from this effect)- Where is the position described in the xml file?(What kind of structure is shown seems to be keyed to the condition if the folder contains further folders, right?)Thank you again for the hard work,yhoogi</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yhoogi, post: 261943, member: 69599"] Hi Iwerndly, Thank you for the update. After a quick check, it seems there are with the large files still some issues. They are now indexed, but the subfolders which contain such files are now shown completely empty and you can't select any file in there. Depending if there is a directory or files on the selected directory level, there is in the first line a return to higher level of the directory structure shown, sometimes not. Seems also, that the combined view is broken if you use the ".." line for going back to a higher directory level. Combined view is also broken for the different other views (e.g. per year) Question: I would like to shift the titles selection bars in the first selection level further to the right, as they are in the lower directory levels shown. This would solve some overlapping issues of very long anime titles with the file-names. (happens only on levels with additional directories, levels with only files seems not affected from this effect) - Where is the position described in the xml file? (What kind of structure is shown seems to be keyed to the condition if the folder contains further folders, right?) Thank you again for the hard work, yhoogi [/QUOTE]

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