FrameTitleCard
This style of title card is based off a Polaroid photo frame, and is inspired by the official Adventure Time title cards from Season 8.
This card type is used whenever card_type is specified as frame or photo.
Below is a table of all valid series extras parsed by this card. These are described in greater detail below.
| Label | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
episode_text_color |
rgb(100, 100, 100) |
Color to use for the season and episode text |
episode_text_position |
surround |
How to place the season and episode text, relative to the title |
The positions of the season and episode text can be adjusted via the series extra episode_text_position. This can be either left, surround, or right - the default value is surround. Each is shown below:
episode_text_position |
Example |
|---|---|
left |
 |
surround |
 |
right |
 |
The color of the season and episode text can be changed via the series extra episode_text_color. This can be any ImageMagick Color - the default value is rgb(100, 100, 100).
The following YAML:
Only Murders in the Building (2021):
card_type: frame
extras:
episode_text_color: rgb(76, 149, 119)Produces a card like so:
This card begins splitting titles at 31 characters. This was selected using the default font, and leaves enough margin for average length season titles and episode text.
This card will split titles into at most 2 lines (unless manually specified). With the standard font, this takes up over half the image and looks quite messy, but is enough space for pretty long titles.
This card will split titles bottom heavy, meaning titles will be split such that they're longer at the bottom than the top. For example:
The One Where
Rachel's Sister Babysits
