[tei-council] Re: [Fwd: the easter egg has hatched]

[James Cummings]

> passim: Can we add links for references to classes, e.g.:
> measure.attributes =
>    att.measurement.attributes,
>    attribute type { data.enumerated }?
> Here data.enumerated is a link but att.measurement.attributes isn't,
> although it might be useful if it were. Note also that references to model
> groups are links, but references to attribute groups are not; why should
> these be rendered differently?


I think this belongs in formatting desiderata, so I have added it to the list 
that Dot and I are compiling.


> guidelines.css: add "white-space: pre;" for all .pre elements
> fix line spacing to avoid extra space above lines with footnote reference
> numbers (ask me how if necessary)
> bulleted list in fn 52 in CO is rendered with bullets and text overlapping
> (indentation set incorrectly?)

Both now added to list to check when looking at the CSS.

> in "has the value draft", "draft" isn't typographicaly distinct (unlike
> the attribute value "P1" in the same line); this problem recurs frequently
> in other sections, including Documentation; is this a markup problem or a
> problem with the stylesheet?

What element is the word wrapped in in the source?

 > I got
> spanked (rhymes with but differs from "thanked" :-( ) for
> proofreading last time there was a call for *only* content-related
> feedback, 

I thought I indeed thanked you... but simply wanted to point out that the 
grammar was lax because it was a strawman draft so I hadn't improved it even to 
my usual barely-literate standards.  It has now almost entirely been rewritten. 
  (Good thing I didn't sort out all the restrictive clauses, Lou deleted almost 
everything I wrote anyways.)

> the class name in "the class model.hiLike" is bold, but other class names
> are not typographically distinct. Missing markup in the source?

Added to the list of formatting concerns to double-check.

-James

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Dr James Cummings, Oxford Text Archive, University of Oxford
James dot Cummings at oucs dot ox dot ac dot uk