Split local manga to two pages

Also reword Manga to Series

website/src/.vitepress/config/navigation/sidebar.ts

@@ -91,7 +91,17 @@ function defaultSidebar() {
 				{ text: "Backups", link: "/docs/guides/backups" },
 				{ text: "Tracking", link: "/docs/guides/tracking" },
 				{ text: "Categories", link: "/docs/guides/categories" },
-				{ text: "Local manga", link: "/docs/guides/local-manga" },
+				{
+					text: "Local series",
+					link: "/docs/guides/local-series/",
+					collapsed: true,
+					items: [
+						{
+							text: "Advanced editing",
+							link: "/docs/guides/local-series/advanced",
+						},
+					],
+				},
 				{
 					text: "Reader settings",
 					link: "/docs/guides/reader-settings",

website/src/docs/guides/local-series/advanced.md

@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+---
+title: Advanced editing
+description: Advanced local series metadata editing for enhanced library organization.
+---
+
+# Advanced editing
+Advanced local series metadata editing for enhanced library organization.
+
+## Editing local series details
+
+It is possible to add details to local series.
+Like series from other catalogs, you add information about the series such as the `author`, `artist`, `description`, and `genre` tags.
+
+To import details along with your local series, you have to create a JSON file.
+It can be named anything but it must be placed within the **Series** folder.
+A standard file name is `details.json`.
+This file will contain the extended details about the series in the `JSON` format.
+You can see the example below on how to build the file.
+Once the file is there, the app should load the data when you first open the series or you can pull down to refresh the details.
+
+You can copy the following example and edit the details as needed:
+
+```json
+{
+	"title": "Example Title",
+	"author": "Example Author",
+	"artist": "Example Artist",
+	"description": "Example Description",
+	"genre": ["genre 1", "genre 2", "etc"],
+	"status": "0",
+	"_status values": ["0 = Unknown", "1 = Ongoing", "2 = Completed", "3 = Licensed", "4 = Publishing finished", "5 = Cancelled", "6 = On hiatus"]
+}
+```
+::: tip
+If you don't want to manually create the `details.json` file, you can alternatively use [this tool.](https://tachi-local.netlify.app/?utm\_source=tachi-website\&utm\_medium=referral\&utm\_campaign=tachi-website)
+:::
+
+## Using a custom cover image
+
+It is also possible to use a custom image as a cover for each local series.
+
+To do this, you only need to place the image file, that needs to be named `cover.jpg`, in the root of the series folder.
+The app will then use your custom image in the local source listing.
+
+
+<style scoped>
+	@import "../../../.vitepress/theme/styles/tree.styl"
+</style>

website/src/docs/guides/local-series/index.md

@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
 ---
-title: Local manga
+title: Local series
-description: If you like to download and organize your media, then you want to know how to manage your own manga in Tachiyomi.
+description: If you like to download and organize your media, then you want to know how to manage your own series in Tachiyomi.
 ---
 
-# Local manga
+# Local series
 
-If you like to download and organize your media, then you want to know how to manage your own manga in Tachiyomi.
+If you like to download and organize your media, then you want to know how to manage your own series in Tachiyomi.
 
 ::: warning
 This page explores some advanced features.
 :::
 
-## Creating local manga
+## Creating local series
 
 1. Create a folder named `local` in the `/Tachiyomi/` folder.
 
     > The `/Tachiyomi/` folder is located in the root of phone's **internal storage** or **external SD card** and it's **not related** to the `eu.kanade.tachiyomi/` folder or the download location in the settings.
-1. Place correctly structured manga inside `/Tachiyomi/local/`.
+1. Place correctly structured series inside `/Tachiyomi/local/`.
 
-    > If adding manga in folders it is recommended to add a file named `.nomedia` to the local folder so images do not show up in the gallery.
+    > If adding series in folders it is recommended to add a file named `.nomedia` to the local folder so images do not show up in the gallery.
-1. You should now be able to access the manga in _explore_Browse → **Local source**.
+2. You should now be able to access the series in Browse → **Local source**.
 
 If you add more chapters then you'll have to manually refresh the chapter list (by pulling down the list).
 
@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ Remember to give the app storage permissions on **Android 6** and newer.
 
 ### Folder Structure
 
-Tachiyomi requires a specific folder structure for local manga to be correctly processed.
+Tachiyomi requires a specific folder structure for local series to be correctly processed.
-Local manga will be read from the `Tachiyomi/local` folder.
+Local series will be read from the `Tachiyomi/local` folder.
-Each manga must have a `Manga` folder and a `Chapter` folder.
+Each series must have a `Series` folder and a `Chapter` folder.
 Images will then go into the chapter folder.
 See below for more information on archive files.
 You can refer to the following example:
@@ -124,14 +124,14 @@ You can refer to the following example:
 </div>
 :::
 
-Tachiyomi will see four chapters in a single manga.
+Tachiyomi will see four chapters in a single series.
-The path to the folder with images must contain both the manga title and the chapter name (as seen above).
+The path to the folder with images must contain both the series title and the chapter name (as seen above).
 
 ### Archive Files
 
 Archive files such as `ZIP`/`CBZ` are supported but the folder structure inside is not.
 Any folders inside the archive file are ignored.
-You must place the archive inside the `Manga` folder where the name will become the `Chapter` title.
+You must place the archive inside the `Series` folder where the name will become the `Chapter` title.
 All images inside the archive regardless of folder structure will become pages for that chapter.
 
 #### Example {#example-archives}
@@ -198,45 +198,6 @@ All images inside the archive regardless of folder structure will become pages f
 </div>
 :::
 
-## Advanced
-
-### Editing local manga details
-
-It is possible to add details to local manga.
-Like manga from other catalogs, you add information about the manga such as the author, artist, description, and genre tags.
-
-To import details along with your local manga, you have to create a JSON file.
-It can be named anything but it must be placed within the **Manga** folder.
-A standard file name is `details.json`.
-This file will contain the extended details about the manga in the `JSON` format.
-You can see the example below on how to build the file.
-Once the file is there, the app should load the data when you first open the manga or you can pull down to refresh the details.
-
-You can copy the following example and edit the details as needed:
-
-```json
-{
-	"title": "Example Title",
-	"author": "Example Author",
-	"artist": "Example Artist",
-	"description": "Example Description",
-	"genre": ["genre 1", "genre 2", "etc"],
-	"status": "0",
-	"_status values": ["0 = Unknown", "1 = Ongoing", "2 = Completed", "3 = Licensed", "4 = Publishing finished", "5 = Cancelled", "6 = On hiatus"]
-}
-```
-::: tip
-If you don't want to manually create the `details.json` file, you can alternatively use [this tool.](https://tachi-local.netlify.app/?utm\_source=tachi-website\&utm\_medium=referral\&utm\_campaign=tachi-website)
-:::
-
-### Using a custom cover image
-
-It is also possible to use a custom image as a cover for each local manga.
-
-To do this, you only need to place the image file, that needs to be named `cover.jpg`, in the root of the manga folder.
-The app will then use your custom image in the local source listing.
-
-
 <style scoped>
-	@import "../../.vitepress/theme/styles/tree.styl"
+	@import "../../../.vitepress/theme/styles/tree.styl"
 </style>