Using (for the first time) ol.Overlay, I've got the popups working for source elements on the OL KML maps for locations. This was quite straightforward. The only remaining issue is the main Agas map zoom movement, where I want to pan out from the existing location, then zoom into the new one; I don't have that working yet. Once that's done, we're ready to go live with the new version.
May 23, 2018
Along with documentation of my responses to reviewer comments.
May 22, 2018
Dental appointment.
Still have to figure out the best way to build a chart from them.
I have the contributor names showing up in the debate-day pages, but I can't build the site because team.html is broken. Waiting for DH to fix it.
Fixed the issue of the missing icon for points; it was a CORSS problem. A relative link fixes it.
Started work on making the source info for placemarks show up in a popup. It's basically working, but I have to figure out how to make the popup show where I want it to.
I've done the ODT pre-processing for article 12.
May 15, 2018
Wrote and submitted an abstract for the Pixelating mixer at UBC in June and added it to the Github repo.
May 14, 2018
- Spent the beginning of the day cleaning up some tickets from Asana and answer email. JJ noticed that the Works Cited at the bottom of the documents was pulling in too much stuff. That took some investigating, but it turns out the bibliography was getting pulled in from any ref/@type='bibl' citation indiscriminately across the TEI document. JJ decided that we should just be getting the bibls referenced in the text; these bibls already appear in the listBibl in the sourceDesc, so it makes sense to use that to make our appendix. That's fixed now
- Spent the other half of the day working on the text to sourceDoc transformation. There are a number of little bugs that appear; whenever I think I've got it finished, a different pageant becomes invalid. I've realized that I need to rewrite the whole thing and incorporate what I've learned about these documents and the shifting hierarchies. It will go faster now that I have a better plan going forward and I think this will be a tenable way to move forward in the sourceDoc encoding of our texts; we might even want to adapt this for LEMDO to create actual folio transcriptions (or some base transcription) for these texts.
Met with JL, AH, and JJ to discuss next steps for LEMDO. Lots of great questions and discussion, which JL and AH will document. That documentation will need to be turned into TEI somehow, but we haven't discussed how to do it just yet; they're currently doing it all in Google docs and creating an index in Google Docs.