Proposal for @selector attribute on rendition - Revision history

Mholmes at 23:58, 14 June 2015

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‎Notes

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‎ODD

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‎ODD

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‎Chapter prose

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‎Chapter prose

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	This proposal arises out of [https://sourceforge.net/p/tei/feature-requests/520/ FR 520], which presents a number of ideas for enhancements to the <rendition> element. This proposal is the simplest and most straightforward, consisting of a single new attribute, which I believe will be the least controversial and easiest to implement.		This proposal arises out of [https://sourceforge.net/p/tei/feature-requests/520/ FR 520], which presents a number of ideas for enhancements to the <rendition> element. This proposal is the simplest and most straightforward, consisting of a single new attribute, which I believe will be the least controversial and easiest to implement.

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	This proposal arises out of [https://sourceforge.net/p/tei/feature-requests/520/ FR 520], which presents a number of ideas for enhancements to the <rendition> element. This proposal is the simplest and most straightforward, consisting of a single new attribute, which I believe will be the least controversial and easiest to implement.		This proposal arises out of [https://sourceforge.net/p/tei/feature-requests/520/ FR 520], which presents a number of ideas for enhancements to the <rendition> element. This proposal is the simplest and most straightforward, consisting of a single new attribute, which I believe will be the least controversial and easiest to implement.

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 ===ODD===
-This is the proposed ODD fragment, to be added to rendition.xml<ref>I originally proposed adding this to att.styleDef, but the styleDefDecl element is a member of this class, so that makes no sense; instead, it should be added directly to the rendition element.</ref>:
+This is the proposed ODD fragment, to be added to rendition.xml<ref>I originally proposed adding this to att.styleDef, but the &lt;styleDefDecl&gt; element is a member of this class, so that makes no sense; instead, it should be added directly to the &lt;rendition&gt; element.</ref>:
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	The content of the rendition element<b>, the value of the @selector attribute,</b> and the value of the style attribute are expressed using one of a small number of formally defined style definition languages. For ease of processing, it is strongly recommended to use a single such language throughout an encoding project, although the TEI system permits a mixture.		The content of the rendition element<b>, the value of the @selector attribute,</b> and the value of the style attribute are expressed using one of a small number of formally defined style definition languages. For ease of processing, it is strongly recommended to use a single such language throughout an encoding project, although the TEI system permits a mixture.
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		+	==Notes==
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              <rendition
                 scheme="css"
-                selector="text front back body div p ab">
+                selector="text, front, back, body, div, p, ab">
                 display: block;
              </rendition>
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     </attDef>
 </code>
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		+	It is recommended that in a single text, either <rendition>/@selector or <tagUsage>/@render be used; the combination of both is potentially confusing and harder to process.
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 *the global @rendition attribute may be used on any element to indicate its rendition, overriding or complementing any supplied default value
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