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[DLibatique]

Hi, all!

For @katyfelkner primarily but also for anyone else interested, the documentation for Jekyll (which works with Github Pages to generate the website that we can see at https://djbpitt.github.io/tufts_2018) is pretty good. I'll look at how to create a better file structure for the individual flower pages, but this helps give some context.

Daniel

[pverkind]

Hi! I was thinking about a feature we could add to our website and which could limit the disappointment of our colleagues about the absence of their numerous annotations: we could add an Annis thumbnail after each sentence in the edition with a link that brings you to the annotation of that sentence in Annis. I'll check tomorrow morning if Thomas has added the texts to Annis (I think he did) and put the links in a table in an html document like we did for the collation table (the better option would probably be to use the Annis API but I don't think I will manage to do that tomorrow). I'll also try to adapt David's xslt code so that it extracts the annis links from that new table. Have a nice evening, Peter Daniel Libatique <[email protected]> schrieb am Sa., 21. Juli 2018, 11:52 vorm.:

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Hi, all! For @katyfelkner <https://github.com/katyfelkner> primarily but also for anyone else interested, the documentation for Jekyll (which works with Github Pages to generate the website that we can see at https://djbpitt.github.io/tufts_2018) is pretty good. I'll look at how to create a better file structure for the individual flower pages, but this helps give some context. Daniel — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AQHVlxpSjpwJGtxcGBnmmqJC-Jw5tfqBks5uI04-gaJpZM4VZq68> .

[katyfelkner]

Thanks so much! I am reading through those docs now, so hopefully I'll be able to help with the front end of the site soon!