A solution could be to alter the order they appear in the web page using jQuery. Something like this (not fully tested, and probably fails with more than one occurrence of involved subfields): s3362 = $('[id^="subfield3362"]'); s336a = $('[id^="subfield336a"]'); s336b = $('[id^="subfield336b"]'); s336a.insertAfter(s3362); s336b.insertAfter(s336a); HTH. Stefano
we are facing problem with ordering of subfields in some specific MARC fields. For example we need to have 787 with subfields having exactly this order: i, t, g. And there are several other fields suffering from the same issue like 336 2, a, b. Is there a way how to instruct a cataloguing framework to follow the given order of subfields? Or, should we file a request for improvement in bugzilla?