Custom format

Using a custom format

To activate the custom format go to the 'Settings' page in the app and choose the Custom option the source format selector. Then you will be able to type in the 'Custom format' textbox. When you are finished don't forget to click 'Save'.

Formatting options

Important

• uppercase is required
• you are not required to use every attribute

• {INDEX} => Index of the source
• {TITLE} => Title of the source
• {URL} => URL of the source
• {AUTHOR} => Author of the source
• {P_DATE()} => Published date of the source
  • If the () are left empty the ate will be formatted like this: {P_DATE()} => e.g. 2024 (%Y).
  • In these brackets you specify the format of the date which could look something like this: {P_DATE(%m-%d-%Y)} => e.g. 12-31-2024. To learn more about the formatting possibilities go here.
  • Just doing this: {P_DATE} will not work
• {V_DATE()} => Viewed date of the source
  • Formatting is same as {P_DATE()}
  • The default format is: 31. 12. 2024 (%d. %m. %Y)

Examples

• {INDEX}. {TITLE} from {AUTHOR} ({P_DATE(%Y)}) URL: {URL} => 2. Cool title from David (2001) URL: https://youtube.com/
• {TITLE} written by {AUTHOR} from {P_DATE(%m-%d-%Y)}. Found at: {URL} (Viewed at {V_DATE()}) => Cool title written by David from 12-32-2001. Found at: (https://youtube.com/ (Viewed at 31. 12. 2024)