Prevent 'Website' Metadata Field

[BigGoose62 71]

Is there a way via settings or custom CSS to prevent movie website metadata from downloading and/or displaying? I like the IMDb link, but don't have any need for the website link. Obviously I can manually delete this field for all movies, but that takes a lot of effort. So being able to stop it from downloading would be perfect. An alternative would be somehow disabling the link from displaying via custom CSS.

[Happy2Play 9785]

Can you provide a screenshot of exact which link you are talking about since there are "Website"."IMDB", "TheMovieDB", "Trakt" links.

 

If you are referring to the IMDB link it is a bad idea to delete this information as watched/played status is tied to the TMDB/IMDB external id.  But yes CSS can hide the links in the web client.

Edited October 24, 2017 by Happy2Play

[BigGoose62 71]

Can you provide a screenshot of exact which link you are talking about since there are "Website"."IMDB", "TheMovieDB", "Trakt" links.

 

If you are referring to the IMDB link it is a bad idea to delete this information as watched/played status is tied to the TMDB/IMDB external id.  But yes CSS can hide the links in the web client.

 

Thanks for helping!

 

I'm referring to the "Website" link specifically, which is highlighted in the screenshot below. What is the CSS to hide the "Website" link?

[Happy2Play 9785]

Something like this.  Only did a quick test.

#itemDetailPage a[href$=".com"] {display: none}

*Will work on most but will look for a better solution as they are all not ".com" websites. Edited October 24, 2017 by Happy2Play

[BigGoose62 71]

Something like this.  Only did a quick test.

#itemDetailPage a[href$=".com"] {display: none}

*Will work on most but will look for a better solution as they are all not ".com" websites.

 

 

Interesting. I just tried it and it worked conditionally as you mentioned. One website was listed as ".com/" and it still displayed. Also, the grey dot that separates each link is still there if the link is hidden. I'm wondering if there's a way to trick Emby into always thinking the "website" metadata field is blank. 

[Happy2Play 9785]

Doesn't appear to be a way to specifically target "Websites" as it is not the first sibling in all media.  And there are no specific attributes that only apply to the "Websites" button.

 

There is no real solution for this besides using something like notepad ++ and delete or clearing that metadata field.  But this is something you would have to do with all new media.

Edited October 24, 2017 by Happy2Play

[BigGoose62 71]

Doesn't appear to be a way to specifically target "Websites" as it is not the first sibling in all media.  And there are no specific attributes that only apply to the "Websites" button.

 

There is no real solution for this besides using something like notepad ++ and delete or clearing that metadata field.  But this is something you would have to do with all new media.

 

Well thanks for your help. I'll keep playing around with it, but I'll probably just fall back to manually deleting them.