We have two data-files with ImageLinksTable tables.
These are processed in process_ns_countries method.
The two sample data-files do contain flags, immediately following the h2 entry.
This should follow the #649 structure of displaying a flag. See the lman_parser code here
There are 3 (4?) nations with ImageLinksTable pages. We need to ensure we can exploit the flag data. Since there are only a handful, I recommend creating a specific (non-visible) element that contains the flag, something like:
We have two data-files with
ImageLinksTable
tables.These are processed in
process_ns_countries
method.The two sample data-files do contain flags, immediately following the
h2
entry.This should follow the #649 structure of displaying a flag. See the lman_parser code here
There are 3 (4?) nations with ImageLinksTable pages. We need to ensure we can exploit the flag data. Since there are only a handful, I recommend creating a specific (non-visible) element that contains the flag, something like:
We don't need to worry about this div getting picked up by the generic file-parser, since these files are only processed by the
ns-country
parser.Stragegy