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<p dir="ltr">Paul, thanks so much, I can't wait to see them... Do you know when they will be ready for download?
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<p>On 01/12/2020 15:03, Tony Guadagno wrote:<br>
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<p>Paul? Thanks for doing this theme, we look forward to it every year. I wanted to ask if it would be possible to change the theme to include season/episode numbers in the listed titles? I have several recordings that have many episodes, and it is hard
to figure out what I want to watch using the Christmas theme.</p>
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<p>Again, thanks for you efforts on this, I hope this gets you off the naughty list!</p>
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<p>OK I've been playing about with adding the season and episode. I ended up adding it to the recording list and the details area as well as adding the year if it's a film. I also added the program category and first aired date to the details area. The first
aired date is interesting because it always sparks some conversion along the lines of 'Was it really 30 years ago when that was first on the TV' :)<br>
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<p>Both themes are updated, just helps to maintain them if they are both in sync with each other. MythCenterXMAS has also got 6 new background images.</p>
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<p>I did realize while working on this what you use for the long and short date formats will affect how the themes look. I use 'dd/mm/yyyy' for the long date format and 'dd/mm' for the short date format.
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<p>I'm no themer unfortunately so hope it's something like you want :) <br>
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<p>Merry Christmas</p>
<p>Paul H.<br>
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