Cleaned up images, updated XML files, and created variant images for:
jai_les_crochets.xml
massacre_larmessin.xml
fournaux.xml
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Cleaned up images, updated XML files, and created variant images for:
jai_les_crochets.xml
massacre_larmessin.xml
fournaux.xml
Added the new short titles from CC's latest list.
The following new XML files are available with images for Helena to work on:
visse_sans_fin.xml
homme_de_mesnage.xml
femme_de_mesnage.xml
rasine.xml
homme_pousse_femme.xml
femmes_a_table.xml
alison_lubin.xml
dolens.xml
femme_desolee.xml
CC sent over nine more sets of metadata, so I started working through them. I've done six so far. Just for the record, this is the procedure (using PhotoShop):
scans
folder.wv_
prefix, into the scans
folder.images
folder with the thumb_
prefix.scans
to xml/images
scans
to xml/images
Instructions on wildcard searching are now on the search page, in a small font (specified CSS for all three styles).
Made more changes to the TOC-friendly titles (<title type="trunc">
) on CC's instructions, and in the process noted a presentation problem: sorting was being done on the original title, not the TOC-friendly title, although the latter was being displayed, so the ordering was wrong. Fixing this isn't just a matter of switching the sort parameter because some items don't have a TOC-friendly title at all, so this is my current solution:
<xsl:sort select="concat(upper-case(./descendant::tei:title[@type='trunc']), upper-case(./descendant::tei:title[1]))" collation="http://saxon.sf.net/collation?class=TitleSortComparator"/>
which seems to work fine.
I integrated the new metadata sent by Claire into seven IMT files. Then I cropped and cleaned up the images for those files, and created Web View and thumbnail versions of them. They're now available in the server account, and Helena is working on them now. That should keep her going for a couple of weeks, I think.
Added Helena to the Mariage group, and made her a user on the blog. She finished doing the transcription of the text on the first two images, and those files are now on the server (and backed up). We did some basic markup intro, with <lg>
and <l>
tags; we'll do a bit more tomorrow. Greg set up Cilantro so that the SAN directory is mounted as drive M: when H logs on.
CC supplied a list of truncated / normalized titles, so I've added those to the files; the TOC page looks much better now. There are still one or two titles which are not too long, but which have traditional capitalization rather than sentence case. I can do those off my own bat when I get a chance.
Set up Helena to work on the two images we've prepared so far, using the Image Markup Tool. She's doing text transcription first; then we'll go back and look at the tagging (paragraphs, linebreaks, line groups etc.), and after that she'll move on to the other transcription categories. She's working on local copies on the lab machine, pending sysadmin's adding her netlink id to the mariage group.