Feature #1508
Mis à jour par Serge Heiden il y a presque 10 ans
Currently the pager of the XML/w+CSV import module doesn't transfer any element having some HTML semantics structure to the HTML edition pages although they are present in the WTC source, that is those structures are available for CQL queries.
It may be useful to have some HTML equivalent source elements available in corpus editions. For example, web links (<a> elements) element) which could be interpreted by the current edition HTML renderer. Other elements could be considered: <p>, <i>... (most HTML elements)
h3. Discussion
Default XML/w+CSV import module should not interpret any semantics of XML elements. But it is currently already interpreting TEI elements semantics for various purpose. As for the TEI semantics aware XTZ importer that we have to develop, we may add specific semantics mapping from some TEI elements found in the sources define a (X)HTML importer to some (X)HTML elements rendered in the implement HTML editions. specific semantics.
h3. Solution for links
Produce a '<a href="url" target="output">url</a>' element in HTML pages if present in the source as '<ref target="url">url</ref>'. source. The 'output' frame could receive all links followed by default.
MD: ok but the content of the a elements is tokenized
It may be useful to have some HTML equivalent source elements available in corpus editions. For example, web links (<a> elements) element) which could be interpreted by the current edition HTML renderer. Other elements could be considered: <p>, <i>... (most HTML elements)
h3. Discussion
Default XML/w+CSV import module should not interpret any semantics of XML elements. But it is currently already interpreting TEI elements semantics for various purpose. As for the TEI semantics aware XTZ importer that we have to develop, we may add specific semantics mapping from some TEI elements found in the sources define a (X)HTML importer to some (X)HTML elements rendered in the implement HTML editions. specific semantics.
h3. Solution for links
Produce a '<a href="url" target="output">url</a>' element in HTML pages if present in the source as '<ref target="url">url</ref>'. source. The 'output' frame could receive all links followed by default.
MD: ok but the content of the a elements is tokenized