Rendering for @rend="ti-X" not working for certain elements #128
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Also, here's a list of the files that have elements that use this rendering and what elements it's applied to: <mssSet xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">
<ms>
<id>ALCH00006</id>
<attr>head p</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00024</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00052</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00061</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00062</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00063.06</id>
<attr>head hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00063.09</id>
<attr>p head item</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00063.11</id>
<attr>head p item</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00063</id>
<attr>head hi p item</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00064</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00065</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00072</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00075</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00078</id>
<attr>p</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00089</id>
<attr>head</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00093</id>
<attr>hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00094</id>
<attr>head hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00096</id>
<attr>hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00097</id>
<attr>hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00099</id>
<attr>item p</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00100</id>
<attr>item</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00112</id>
<attr>l</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00124</id>
<attr>hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00136</id>
<attr>item hi</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00200</id>
<attr>item</attr>
</ms>
<ms>
<id>ALCH00201</id>
<attr>item div</attr>
</ms>
</mssSet> |
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According to the CSS code, it should work from |
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One thing that I found is that the indentation is not applied if the element is inline. |
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The encoding guidelines state that encoders should be able to use
rend="ti-X"where X = values from 1 to 10 to indicate the number of ems an indent has (see encoding guidelines here).This appears to work for
<head>and<p>. But some manuscripts are using it for<hi>and it's not working. I've used XQuery to figure out all the elements that use this attribute and these are:It would be great if we could get the indenting to work for all elements, and also if I could have a list of the elements this rendering should work with so I can add that to the encoding guidelines.
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