birkin
commented
4 years ago - implemented in commit 3ca2a9e28227f8889c72f15ef68bdab8b25fb933
- creates an inscription.css file at
usep_app/static/usep/css/inscription.css - at some point in the future, we could perhaps put that css file and the main css file in an appropriate usep-data directory so that you/others could update it and see results nearly live.
There is some CSS that is inserted by the python code right before the Saxon CE inscription display happens. I'm using inscription You can see it here: view-source:https://usepigraphy.brown.edu/projects/usep/inscription/KY.Lou.SAM.L.1929.17.310/ lines 12-33
The part that wraps, for example is the text that follows the label "Condition"
It's coming from here: usepweb_project/usep_app/usep_templates/display_inscription.html lines 6-27
it would be easier to manage if it were in a file with the rest of the CSS for the site. I think that's https://github.com/Brown-University-Library/usepweb_project/blob/master/usep_app/static/usep/css/style.css
then we can change things the way we do in IIP, where even though the CSS is in the django repository, at least it's a standalone file that I can edit and commit.