Please, let me know, is there exists some way to configure custom display name format in GrampsWeb to change order of surnames in tree, person lists and person pages?
I supposed, that it is maybe not possible in GrampsWeb at current moment. You confirmed my concerns.
So, my other question about workaround - is it possible at current moment to use desktop Gramps as client to GrampsWeb Api as described here: https://www.grampsweb.org/user-guide/sync/
So, my workaround scenario looks like this:
all users have owner role in GrampsWeb
all users use desktop Gramps with Gramps Web sync addon
all users periodically make changes in tree data using desktop Gramps and regularily sync changes with my GrampsWeb installation
I will configure name display format after tree creation using this manual for Gramps and, as I think, it will propogate to all Gramps desktop installations on users PC after their sync with GrampsWeb.
My main aim in scenario described is to enable collaborative work on tree data for several users and to enable comfortable way of data sync between users…
@DavidMStraub, thank you very much for your help, I will try last method described here with several desktop Gramps installations synced with GrampsWeb using addon! And I will also open feature request for GrampsWeb later.
It is about display format for name in graph views.
I think, it describes a subtask of bigger task - howto customize name display format in all places in web interface. Please, let me know - is it better to open new feature request or to add new comment to existing issue mentioned here?
Thanks for checking! Yes, please open a new one - the existing one is relatively easy to implement as the OP only asked for one specific name format in one specific view.
A Reddit user wants to use a different Name format in Gramps Web but is being advised that this is not an option. See “Display married names Gramps Web”. And this thread reinforces that.
But I am wondering if there is a workaround. Is the Gramps Desktop override for a “Display as” setting in the Preferred name recognized? If so, could users use a SuperTool script to set an override en masse and then Gramps Web Sync to bring that change into Gramps Web.