[tei-council] Formatting of the Guidelines

[Arianna Ciula]

Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> Arianna Ciula wrote:
>> - have 'back to top' after a certain number of divisions
> can you explain this further? I dislike that sort of feature fairly 
> intensely, but
> maybe it is just me. What algorithm do you propose fo rthis?

e.g. back to top after 3/4 <div> elements? I prefer scrolling up myself, 
but I know people like that feature and it adds up to the usuability of 
the site when pages are so long.

>> - it would be good to have somewhere (if it's already there and I 
>> haven't seen it...sorry in advance) a citation system so that people 
>> can refer to specific sections of the guidelines. This is not directly 
>> related to the style, but the style can help a lot especially if 
>> consistency (e.g. internal numbering of paragraphs) is kept between 
>> default html and PDF for instance and if there is some indication of a 
>> date of publication different from the year.
> we have numbered sections. surely that is all you need? ie "its in 
> section 16.3"? what else
> could we have?

I was thinking of P5.1 etc. i.e. some ways of defining the editions or 
also a more precise date at the bottom of each page.

>> - there are also some issues in the specs:
>>   - e.g. order and repetition of chapters under Note
> got an example I can use to work on?

See specs for <lbl> where '8.3.1 Information on Written and Spoken 
Forms' appears twice.

Thank-you,
Arianna

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Dr Arianna Ciula
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Centre for Computing in the Humanities
King's College London
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