Add {series_sort} to the download template
It gives the series with a leading article at the end, as Calibre's default does for {series}.
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@@ -459,8 +459,9 @@ gives `The Saga - 02 - The Book - Ann Writer.epub`.
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In Calibre, `{title}` and `{series}` give the title sort in a file name, for example `Book, The`.
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In Bindery, they keep the article. This is the same as Calibre with the tweak
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`save_template_title_series_sorting` set to `strictly_alphabetic`. Use `{title_sort}` for the title
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with the article at the end.
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`save_template_title_series_sorting` set to `strictly_alphabetic`. Use `{title_sort}` and
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`{series_sort}` for the title and the series with the article at the end. `{series_sort}` is a
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Bindery field. Calibre does not have it, and gives empty text for it.
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| Field | Value |
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| --- | --- |
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@@ -469,6 +470,7 @@ with the article at the end.
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| `{authors}`, `{author}` | The authors, with ` & ` between them. |
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| `{author_sort}` | The authors with the last name first: `Writer, Ann`. |
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| `{series}` | The series. |
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| `{series_sort}` | The series with a leading article at the end: `Saga, The`. |
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| `{series_index}` | The series number: `2`, or `2.5`. |
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| `{tags}` | The tags in sorted order, with `, ` between them. |
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| `{languages}` | The language, as Bindery stores it. |
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