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Fixes to References

Posted by on 19 Oct 2009 in Activity log

A couple of changes based on feedback from CC, and some things I noticed:

  • Changed the xml:id "historienTranquillus" to "suetone" to match the title. Made the corresponding change to the <ref> tag in varin.xml
  • Changed the entry for "Pierre" so that its <head> tag reads "Saint Pierre" and its xml:id is "pierreSaint", for consistency with other saintly references. Made a corresponding change in complaintes.xml.
  • Eliminated a duplicate reference: "Alcmène" was in both the Sonnet and main reference files, and the Sonnet version was shorter and was a pure quote, so I've deleted that one.
  • Corrected the title of a Wikipedia link in the entry for Mont Hélicon, which was incorrectly titled "Mont Les Héroïdes". I think this resulted from a copy/paste error.
  • Corrected the URL in the entry for Actéon to point to the actual Wikipedia Actéon entry, rather than the entry for Mont Hélicon (another copy/paste error, I think).
  • Deleted an irrelevant second <bibl> item in the entry for Hypermnestre, which was pointing at the Petit Robert entry for "Égyptos en gr. Aiguptos".
  • Found several entries (an example is "Lazare") where a TEI <quote> tag was enclosing a series of block-level elements (meaning that the quotation was a blockquote containing multiple list items, paragraphs, etc.). The normal handling for quotes doesn't deal with this properly; it causes invalid XHTML. Rewrote the XSLT to detect this situation and avoid spitting out an XHTML <q> tag in this context; to do this I had to add type="block" to the <quote> tag, in order to detect this situation. I'm now emitting hard-coded guillemets at the beginning and end of a blockquote, which is not what we want, but it's a reasonable stop-gap. I need to consult the team on this.
  • Changed some <list type="numbered"> instances to <list type="ordered">, which is our convention.
  • Fixed an XSLT rendering issue that was putting multiple bibliographical references onto a single line; they're now rendered as a list, each on a new line.
This entry was posted by Martin and filed under Activity log.