This makes fixing it harder, but I’ll look into it.
This is now included in the volume navigation rather than as a separate setting:
Side-note: Improving the mobile device look of pagination links is on my to-do list (but not at the very top):
This makes fixing it harder, but I’ll look into it.
This is now included in the volume navigation rather than as a separate setting:
Side-note: Improving the mobile device look of pagination links is on my to-do list (but not at the very top):
Thanks, not a huge deal since I can sort anything on desktop but just wanted to flag it
Right, so apparently I missed that. This is a much more convenient location, thanks! And for pointing out the pagination trick on the Frieren thread. It’s an amazing tool
Up to 4,109 volumes across 1,456 series.
Pages with the sort dropdown now have a basic filter to filter by word density:
I plan to update this to a min/max slider sometime.
I also plan to add filtering by known word/sentence percentages. I just need to figure out how to fit everything into the interface.
The recommended words pages now include only words from series/volumes you are reading.
Previously, these lists included series/volumes in other statuses, but I’ve found the inclusion of other statuses to be detrimental to these lists because:
This should result in recommended words more likely to come up when reading.
I’ve started populating genres, mostly sourced from AniList but sometimes also from コミックシーモア or MAL.
I’ve also replaced some collections with tags, which I’ve wanted to do for a while now.
Collections will be used to collect related works, such as a manga and its spinoffs, or manga read in the Beginner Book Club.
Tagging will be used for unrelated works, such as manga centered around baseball.
The series pages for genres and tags don’t filter out series marked as “Uninterested” or “Finished” yet. That will be added in eventually.
As someone who browses the web with JavaScript disabled by default, I’ve worked to ensure Manga Kotoba likewise works without JavaScript.
I firmly believe a website that provides information should never require JavaScript to view information.
One type of website where I’ve always felt JavaScript makes sense as a requirement is a web application.
Manga Kotoba sits in the middle. There is static information, and there is dynamic user interactivity.
For this reason, I plan to start freely using JavaScript for application aspects without regard for making them work without JavaScript. In the future, I may remove some buttons that are only present when JavaScript is disabled.
Great updates, thanks!
amazing, I’ll try that feature out again!
Maybe only one small change this weekend.
I’ve slimmed down the search result dropdown from this:
To this:
The progress bars have been adjusted, now using a circle for vocabulary % and dropping the sentence %.
Why shrink the height?
To add more types of content to the search box:
Search still has room for improvement, but it’s gotten slightly better.
Known issues:
A few more changes/updates for the weekend:
I’ve reduced the number of links in the dashboard and placed them in the ≡ menu.
This includes links for:
The top menu now includes a link to the Library, while the Dashboard link has been removed. The latter is still available in the ≡ menu.
The library is now split by reading status:
This means you can now view all series you’ve marked as “Uninterested”, which wasn’t readily available before.
Series thumbnail images are now based on volume-level reading statuses when set:
Sentence progress bars now include the percent of +1 sentences (orange bar):
Reading status can now be changed from the library:
Minor updates going into the weekend:
I recently added icons for switching between a wider tile view:
I’m not utilizing the extra space yet, but have some ideas for how to in the future.
The sort/filter options are now hidden behind an icon:
Old appearance:
New appearance:
This will make it easier to add filtering options in the future, as I have a lot more vertical space than horizontal space for adding filters.
Thank you so much for this! I am going to check it out now.
When importing known words, would it be possible to make a selection feature to mark words in bulk?
I’ll check into this and see what I can come up with.
It might take a while to get to, though. Due to circumstances, I’ve been unavailable this week and am about to be out of town for a week. I’m hoping when I return, I’ll be ready to dive in and start coding!
As an initial step toward improving the import feature, any words that can unambiguously be marked as known upon import will be.
The only words displayed following an import will be ambiguous words that may match multiple dictionary entries and should be reviewed manually.
Sorry, I’m afraid I don’t quite follow you.