OK this is how we handle cover images on the search results and opac
details pages:
https://github.com/cca/koha_snippets/blob/main/catalog-js/double-cover-img.js
let selector = $('.coverimages').length ? '.coverimages' : '#bookcover'
if ($(selector).length && !!MutationObserver) {
let observer =
We've done this with jQuery in OpacUserJS. Whenever we have a local cover
image, we prefer it. I don't understand the use case for displaying
multiple cover images (they should be identical or one is wrong, no?). I'm
away from my laptop but can share our script later, though I'm sure the new
image
The question is when he retrieves an incorrect Amazon book cover.
For this case, I choose to store the cover locally, but the opac displays
both images (Amazon and local).
In this case how could I remove only the cover presentation from Amazon.
Em sex., 8 de jul. de 2022 às 14:46, Owen Leonard
> How can I keep only one cover image in OPAC?
If you are using OPACAmazonCoverImages you're not keeping anything,
you're loading the image directly from Amazon (if they have one with a
matching ISBN).
OPACLocalCoverImages allows you to manually upload a cover image for a
record, so you have
Hello,
How can I keep only one cover image in OPAC?
I enabled the options OPACAmazonCoverImages and
OPACLocalCoverImages
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