1mfd101
I have just added the Delphi Classics edition of Christina Rossetti's complete poetical works to my site (mfd101), together with the correct cover and all details. However some 190 other covers that have nothing to do with Christina Rossetti have also appeared.
Not sure what to do to remove them ...
Not sure what to do to remove them ...
2waltzmn
You didn't give many details, but it looks as if you added the wrong book. Go to your copy of the Rossetti work and look at the "editions." They are almost all editions of Sarah, Plain and Tall. A copy of the Rossetti book accidentally got mixed in. You should split off your copy of the Rossetti book and join it to The Complete Poems of Christina Rossetti, which will get rid of the other covers (which are correct covers of Sarah, Plain and Tall) and give you covers of your book.
If you see a whole bunch of wrong covers when you add a book, the explanation is almost always an incorrect combination, as here.
If you see a whole bunch of wrong covers when you add a book, the explanation is almost always an incorrect combination, as here.
3MarthaJeanne
I have separated your book from Sarah, Plain and Tall? It may take a while for your cover to follow.
4mfd101
>3 MarthaJeanne: Thanks, I'll check tomorrow.
5Rommert
How does cover flagging work nowadays? I cannot find this option anymore since the LT update last year or so. I think a cover such as in https://www.librarything.com/work/10678019 is inappropriate (not a cover at all).
This question may be in the wrong topic, but I can't find any better place.
This question may be in the wrong topic, but I can't find any better place.
6waltzmn
>5 Rommert:
I've flagged it.
In future, you can flag it by going to the "covers" panel, and click on the magnifier bar at the bottom of the bad cover. That will bring up the cover-flagging pop-up.
I've flagged it.
In future, you can flag it by going to the "covers" panel, and click on the magnifier bar at the bottom of the bad cover. That will bring up the cover-flagging pop-up.
8waltzmn
>7 Rommert:
That isn't an actual cover; it's a pseudo-cover. I don't know how those happen either; perhaps someone else can explain it better than I can.
That isn't an actual cover; it's a pseudo-cover. I don't know how those happen either; perhaps someone else can explain it better than I can.
9MarthaJeanne
Because that book has no covers. The only place you see a cover is in the series section, and that is a cover for the first work in the series. This is normal. Even in series where all the books have covers, the cover for the series may not be the one for that work.
That particular cover is the Amazon cover for that first work in the series.
That particular cover is the Amazon cover for that first work in the series.
10waltzmn
>9 MarthaJeanne:
Thank you for the explanation. I knew it wasn't a proper cover, but I didn't know why!
Thank you for the explanation. I knew it wasn't a proper cover, but I didn't know why!
