Open kmcmullen opened 4 months ago
I have this as "high priority," but if it's not a quick fix, don't worry about it for now.
Ah, this is the double <br>
thing again (the XSLT is putting in two HTML linebreaks for every TEI linebreak). Stay tuned
Sleuthing: anywhere we have <br/>
in the XSLT, it's turning into <br></br>
in the output HTML - and the browser interprets that as two in a row <br /><br />
. That's how we're getting too much spacing. Karin found this solution but that caused the linebreaks not to show up in the output at all
Discussed with @karindalziel and @kmcmullen in Teams. Karin figured out that changing the output to "xml" fixed the problem; the danger is that it will also change other things that are unanticipated.
Decided that we'll make the change soon, when Kevin has more time to do a thorough checking - but not yet.
Just for the correspondence materials, can we change the CSS (I'm assuming it's CSS) so that there is much less space for a
<lb/>
? Ideally, we'd just like as much space as there is between<addrLine>
s or other similar elements.For example of something with too much space, see the amount of space between "January 18th." and "1921." in the
<dateline>
here: https://cdrhdev1.unl.edu/chesnutt/item/ccda.corr00786