Is there any way to make nodes in-skin? I have been trying with Estuary, but simply cannot.
I wanted to edit the Categories nodes to filter anime movies from other movies, so that the categories (recently added, in progress, genres, titles, etc., etc.) would not show one under the other. Since they were basically like smart playlists, I thought I could just add them under
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and include them like so:
home.xml
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The problem is that when I try to click on these nodes, they, of course, give me an error:
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logs: https://paste.kodi.tv/vajoqewuhu.kodi
tl;dr: I wish to create different category nodes for different types of movies and TV shows. Rather than through the GUI or Library Node Editor, is there any way to make them through the skin? I highly suspect it would be possible, with how creative one can get with Kodi, but I assume I am simply not understanding it all.
I wanted to edit the Categories nodes to filter anime movies from other movies, so that the categories (recently added, in progress, genres, titles, etc., etc.) would not show one under the other. Since they were basically like smart playlists, I thought I could just add them under
playlists/movie/nodes
(movie
is a custom directory) and it might have worked. As shown below:
and include them like so:
home.xml
xml:<include content="WidgetListCategories" condition="Library.HasContent(movies) + !Skin.HasSetting(home_no_categories_widget)">
<param name="content_path" value="special://skin/playlists/movie/nodes"/>
<param name="additional_movie_items" value="true"/>
<param name="widget_header" value="$LOCALIZE[31148]"/>
<param name="widget_target" value="videos"/>
<param name="list_id" value="5900"/>
</include>

The problem is that when I try to click on these nodes, they, of course, give me an error:

logs: https://paste.kodi.tv/vajoqewuhu.kodi
tl;dr: I wish to create different category nodes for different types of movies and TV shows. Rather than through the GUI or Library Node Editor, is there any way to make them through the skin? I highly suspect it would be possible, with how creative one can get with Kodi, but I assume I am simply not understanding it all.