OverlineTitleCard
These cards are structurally similar to the Standard card type, but a thin line is drawn surrounding the episode text (to the width of the title text). This line can be re-colored and positioned separately from the title text.
This card type is used whenever card_type is specified as overline.
Rather than shifting the line and season/episode text up as more lines of text are added to the title, this card positions the line between each line of each. Like so:
This does mean that when specifying a custom Font, it is important to correctly the the interline_spacing attribute so that the episode text and line are not covered.
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 |
white |
Color to utilize for the episode text |
line_color |
white |
Color of the line |
line_position |
top |
Where to position the line and episode text |
line_width |
7 |
Thickness of the line (in pixels) |
line_toggle |
true |
Whether to display the line or not |
separator_character |
- |
Character to separate the season and episode text |
omit_gradient |
false |
Whether to omit the gradient overlay from the card |
The line can be separately toggled, re-colored, and re-positioned with extras.
The line can be completely hidden by setting line_toggle to false.
The color of the line can be separately adjusted via the line_color extra. The default value is white.
The thickness/width of the line can be adjusted via the line_width extra. The default value is 7, and the unit is in pixels.
By default, the line is over the title text (hence the name) - however, the line can also be positioned below the text by setting line_position to bottom.
For example, the following uses a custom line color and the bottom line position:
Like most other cards, the color of the episode text can also be adjusted via the episode_text_color extra. The default value is white.
By default, this title card overlays a gradient on top of the source image so that the text is more legible on the card. This can be disabled via a series [extra](https://github.com/CollinHeist/TitleCardMaker/wiki/Series-YAML-Files#extras), like so:
extras:
omit_gradient: true