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This ''might'' become a tutorial on Web Publishing with the TEI. It is inspired by Martin Mueller's e-mail to the [[TEI-L]] (of March 5, 2010) and the initial skeleton below is taken from that e-mail directly. | This ''might'' become a tutorial on Web Publishing with the TEI. It is inspired by Martin Mueller's e-mail to the [[TEI-L]] (of March 5, 2010) and the initial skeleton below is taken from that e-mail directly. | ||
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== Step 1 == | == Step 1 == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:24, 23 April 2010
This might become a tutorial on Web Publishing with the TEI. It is inspired by Martin Mueller's e-mail to the TEI-L (of March 5, 2010) and the initial skeleton below is taken from that e-mail directly.
(It hasn't. But see Ways to Publish TEI on the Web)
Step 1
How to turn a single TEI document into a web site that has a table of content and a main window in which chunks of the text can be displayed following the reader's choice
Step 2
How to build a display with a table of content that lets users call up several documents
Step 3
How to build a display that combines data from more than one TEI document
Step 4
How to manage footnotes or other forms of subsidiary text
Step 5
How to build a simple search interface, construct simple queries, and format search results in various ways from KWIC to paragraph display
Step 6
How to construct searches that are constrained by elements
Step 7
How to adjust this system when the input is no longer a set of flat files but some indexed structure
