All the XML tags we're currently using in the body text are now handled, including all the <hi> variants, <mentioned>, <term>, <soCalled>, etc. Images are also handled -- they show up with a class which will constrain their size, but they are also links to the full image. There's a slight oddity with the way FF shows images when they're not part of a document, though; I've posted a query on the Cocoon list about that.

Notes are handled as in the Mariage site, except that they're simpler (no refs to annotations to handle). The JS that pops them up will follow the model of that on EMLS.

Actually, I'm wondering if we could manage to handle note links (from markers to actual notes) in a couple of ways, depending on whether JavaScript is turned on. We could default to a straight link (<a> tag) which would bounce you down the page to the note in the note list; then, on page load, if JS is turned on we could have a function which iterates through all the note links, and hides the <a> tag, inserting another tag right after it which pops up the note in the right margin, as on EMLS. This would be elegant and flexible.