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| Excerpt | Text | Chapter excerpt used in cards. If empty, part of the content will be used.
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| Icon | String | Free [Font Awesome](https://fontawesome.com/search) class string. Defaults to `fa-solid fa-book`.
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| Text Icon (A) | String | Overrides icon with a text string, good for combining with symbol fonts.
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| Short Title (A) | String | Optional short chapter title, intended to be used in child themes.
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| Short Title (A) | String | Optional short chapter title, not used by default (intended for child themes).
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| Prefix (A) | String | Prepended to the title in chapter lists. Not used in generated ePUBs.
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| Co-Authors (A) | List | List of co-authors. They must be registered users, but dummies will do.
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| Age Rating | Select | Choose between everyone, teen, mature, and adult.
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<sup>**(A)** for Advanced: These meta fields are hidden unless you check the "Enable advanced meta fields" option under **Fictioneer > General > Compatibility.** Most sites just do not need these.</sup>
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### Chapter Titles
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As you can take away from the meta fields, there are several optional chapter titles and title-related fields. This can be confusing, so here is where and how these fields are actually used. Blank fields are obviously not rendered.
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* **Small Cards (Shortcodes):** List Title *or* Title
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* **Large Chapter Cards (List Templates):** Title *and* List Title (on mobile)
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* **Large Story Cards (List Templates):** List Title *or* Title
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* **Chapter Index (Popup/Mobile):** List Title *or* Title
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* **Chapter Lists (Story/Shortcode):** Prefix + Title
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### Text-To-Speech Engine
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Must be enabled in the settings and is started from the paragraph tools. Makes use of the free [Web Speech API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Speech_API) that all modern browsers support, which can be wonky at times but produces surprisingly decent results. Primarily meant as accessibility feature for the reading-impaired. Absolutely _not_ fail-proof and depends on the browser and operating system; additional permissions may be necessary on the playback device (this is outside your control).
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