[bsoriano]

Firstly, when I am in a main menu (ie: movies, tv shows,music etc) and I press down to access the sub menu below, I find that the cursor lands on random sub menu items.

I have worked this out, and it appears that, for example, if I go to movies - press down to access the sub menu - go extreme left to 'in progress' - then come out of movies - go into tv shows - press down to access the sub menu - the cursor automatically goes to the extreme left item in my sub menu.

It seems the skin is remembering where in the sub menu I last was in a previous sub menu and putting me automatically there.

Is there anyway you could change that so regardlesss of where I have been in a previous sub menu the cursor will automatically land on the middle item of the next sub menu I enter?

Secondly, using the same exampe as above: if I go to movies - press down to access the sub menu - go extreme left to 'in progress' - check the movie out in here - when I return I expect my cursor to return to 'in progress' in the sub menu, but it doesn't - it lands on the main menu title (ie: movies).

Would you be able to correct this so when I return from checking out a sub menu I return to the appropriate sub menu button?

Finally, in the shelves in movies and tv shows, when I go onto a shelf and choose an item and go inot this item, when I return my cursor returns to the item in the shelf.
However, in music when I do the same, my cursor returns to the main title (ie:music).

Is there anyway you could correct this so that this acts in the same wasy as it does in movies and tv shows?

@robertlaing , unfortunately, I will not be able to change any of these navigational issues that you mentioned.

1.  Once you leave the Home window (when you click on a submenu item), and you come back to it, the default control for that window is focused.  This default control is the main menu, and I wish it to remain like that, so you will always come back to the main menu after clicking on any submenu option.

2.  Kodi, not the skin, remembers the position that you were in for a particular control/container.  The submenu is just one container with a single id, even though each main menu item has submenu items independent of the other main menu items.  Since the submenu is a single container, you will find that Kodi remembers where you are in that container.  As far as I know, I cannot change that.

3.  For the shelves, I cannot replicate the issue that you mention with Music shelves.  Could you please list the exact sequence of steps that you are following, including letting me know which specific shelves you are using, whether you are using two or three shelves together, have show shelves info on or not and whether you are using the horizontal or vertical menu?  Thanks.

Regards,

Bart