Call for stylesheets - Revision history

Piotr Banski: Reverted edit of LicaeRchip, changed back to last version by Piotr Banski

2007-12-29T21:37:01Z

Reverted edit of LicaeRchip, changed back to last version by Piotr Banski

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:

*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community

A few points:
*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site and/or the TEI Wiki. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under the [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html GNU Lesser Public License], which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

In order to contribute, please choose from the following categories:
*[[:Category:XSLT|XSLT]]
*[[:Category:CSS|CSS]]
*[[:Category:XQuery|XQuery]]

[[Category:CSS|!]]
[[Category:XQuery|!]]
[[Category:XSLT|!]]
[[Category:Community]]

Piotr Banski: Reverted edit of KxzVs4, changed back to last version by Piotr Banski

2007-12-08T09:55:52Z

Reverted edit of KxzVs4, changed back to last version by Piotr Banski

New page

Piotr Banski: + categories

2007-09-25T23:31:57Z

+ categories

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:31, 25 September 2007
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	A few points:		A few points:
	*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site and/or the TEI Wiki. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.		*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site and/or the TEI Wiki. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
	*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.		*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under the [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html GNU Lesser Public License], which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
	*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.		*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
	*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.		*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
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	*[[:Category:XQuery\|XQuery]]		*[[:Category:XQuery\|XQuery]]

			[[Category:CSS\|!]]
			[[Category:XQuery\|!]]
	[[Category:XSLT\|!]]		[[Category:XSLT\|!]]
	[[Category:Community]]		[[Category:Community]]

Piotr Banski: minor modifications; added categories to choose from

2007-09-25T22:19:19Z

minor modifications; added categories to choose from

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:19, 25 September 2007
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	*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets		*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
	*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community		*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community
	~~You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]~~
	A few points:		A few points:
	*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.		*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site and/or the TEI Wiki. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
	*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.		*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
	*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.		*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
	*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.		*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
	*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.		*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

			In order to contribute, please choose from the following categories:
			*[[:Category:XSLT\|XSLT]]
			*[[:Category:CSS\|CSS]]
			*[[:Category:XQuery\|XQuery]]

	[[Category:XSLT\|!]]		[[Category:XSLT\|!]]
	[[Category:Community]]		[[Category:Community]]

Piotr Banski: categories, tentative

2007-04-05T08:03:07Z

categories, tentative

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:03, 5 April 2007
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	*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.		*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
	*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.		*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

			[[Category:XSLT\|!]]
			[[Category:Community]]

James: Reverted edit of Recito, changed back to last version by Stuart

2006-01-20T16:02:15Z

Reverted edit of Recito, changed back to last version by Stuart

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:

*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community
You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]
A few points:
*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

Stuart: Nasty spam links removed

2006-01-19T12:03:34Z

Nasty spam links removed

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:

*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community
You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]
A few points:
*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

James: Spam Removal

2006-01-04T10:49:25Z

Spam Removal

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:
*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community
You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]
A few points:
*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.
*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.
*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.
*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.
*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

James: Reverted edit of 2chemp, changed back to last version by Syd

2005-10-26T09:03:52Z

Reverted edit of 2chemp, changed back to last version by Syd

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:

*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community

You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]

A few points:

*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.

*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.

*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.

*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.

*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.

Syd: Reduced "and/or" construction to "and"

2005-10-01T23:18:24Z

Reduced "and/or" construction to "and"

New page

The TEI is beginning an initiative to collect and disseminate well-documented XSLT and CSS stylesheets for TEI data. This call for submissions is an invitation to anyone who has developed a useful stylesheet and would like to share it with the TEI community. We have several goals in mind for this project:

*to make existing stylesheets available to a wider audience
*to provide good models for people designing their own stylesheets
*to allow existing stylesheets to be improved and the results shared with the community

You may submit stylesheets to the [http://www.tei-c.org.uk/wiki/ TEI wiki]

A few points:

*all stylesheets will be made available at the TEI web site. We will categorize what we receive based on function and level of documentation.

*all submitted stylesheets will be distributed under a GNU Lesser Public License, which allows them to be freely redistributed, modified, and incorporated into other software tools as long as any copy continues to carry the GLPL. Please let us know if you strongly prefer some other license.

*stylesheets submitted may be of any sort, as long as they work on TEI documents: they may produce HTML, XML of any sort, XSL FO, RTF, OpenOffice, etc.

*all submitted stylesheets should be accompanied by some documentation. At the very least, we appreciate a brief statement of what kind of TEI document the stylesheet expects as input, and what kind of output it produces. Best of all are stylesheets that have detailed comments, so that other users can understand how they work and modify them further.

*stylesheets need not be general-purpose. If you have come up with an immensely clever way to display the TEI header, or a highly artistic display for sonnets that places them in a grid of varying colors, please feel free to share these.