HTML stragglers

[rperlin-ela]

These are the language pages I've found with a few special tables and stuff that need a little html conversion help:

• [x] Tsou “More info”
• [x] Neapolitan “Language Structure”
• [x] Sicilian “Language Structure”
• [x] Breton "Background"
• [x] Nahuatl "ELA's work"

[abettermap]

Nahuatl also has haiku shortcodes. Probably best to just search the db for those and anything with table-ness in it.

[abettermap]

Tsou “More info”

not sure what to tell you on this one...

1. for starters, it's over 900 lines of HTML
2. it's using at least two ancient third-party Javascript libraries which rely on another ancient third-party JS framework, jQuery, which would be absolutely overkill to add to the project since we already have a JS framework, react.
3. it has over 150 inline styles, e.g. style="color: #0000cc;", which are not valid with React unless they are converted manually like style={ color: '#0000cc' } (and that example is just one property, some have multiple props)

by far the "simplest" thing to do is strip out all the styles, axe the third-party stuff, and use native browser audio elements for all. i'm not sure how well they can be styled, but here's what it looks like on Chrome on Mac:

i don't see it working without spending a half day or more trying to chop it all up and convert it, so let me know what you think.

[abettermap]

ok i made an executive decision on Tsou and just went with this:

you have to scroll on mobile, but it took about two hours of Rainmanning the HTML so let's call it a wrap. :) good luck editing any of it though, it's still 460 lines long even after all the whittling!

Neapolitan and Sicilian “Language Structure”, Breton "Background".

🤞 hoping these are less of a nightmare

[abettermap]

knocked 'em out in 45ish. nerd skillz come in handy! 🚀

definitely give all of them in this issue a look. closing it but feel free to reopen and add more to the list if you find any.