I looked at this release group:
to see if and how I could add a review on this album published on my website DPRP.net would look like. Then I saw the release group page shows this:
Where do those By Genre links come from? DPRP.net is comparable to Prog Archives although I would list both under Progressive Rock. Is there a way to add DPRP.net to that? How does that work?
Thanks!
Do you have a userscript installed which arranges these links? Because I have never seen anything like your screenshot before on MB.
I might have too many scripts installed…
But where do the links come from?
Oh wait, I see now, the sites there are hard-coded in the userscript. I can add DPRP there and make a PR if you want.
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It’s strange, you are lacking the titles on this screen capture (and the yellow background):
Weird. They are there when I refresh the page and after a second they are removed. Some conflicting script, perhaps?
Are you using a user stylesheet?
Or maybe it’s another userscript that conflicts… Never seen that.
I tried to add DPRP.net by adding this:
"DPRP.net": [
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%artist-name%",
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%artist-name%+%release-group-name%"
],
but it does not show up. Do I need to add something more?
The first row should make this link appear when you’re on an artist page.
The second row is not correct, I think.
If you want a link from release group page, you should do it like:
"DPRP.net": [
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%artist-name%",
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%release-group-artist-credit%+%release-group-name%",
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%release-artist-credit%+%release-name%"
"https://www.dprp.net/search/%entity-name%"
],
I also added 3rd row, for release pages.
I guess it should work.
I also added the last row as a fall back, if you want to display this search on all pages.
But I don’t know if it makes sense for this site, it’s rarely the case.
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