New version of 'The Chymistry of Isaac Newton', using XProc pipelines to generate a website based on TEI XML encodings of Newton's alchemical manuscripts, and Apache Solr as a search engine.
2
stars
0
forks
source link
<sic> on repeated words not working in Chrome #109
Jim and I found today that erroneously repeated words encoded with <sic n="rep"> are not rendering in Carbon correctly in either the diplomatic or the normalized versions.
In the diplomatic, mousing over the highlighted text should create a pop-up that says "erroneous repetition". Nothing shows up right now.
In the normalized, the second ampersand should disappear, but instead it looks exactly the same as the diplomatic (the highlighted <sic> is still there as well.
The issue is happens in Carbon on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
The live site works fine on all browsers:
This particular example is found in ALCH00062, f. 3r which is line 789 in the TEI, but it happens elsewhere too (e.g. ALCH00055, f. 2v with the word "of")
Jim and I found today that erroneously repeated words encoded with
<sic n="rep">
are not rendering in Carbon correctly in either the diplomatic or the normalized versions.In the diplomatic, mousing over the highlighted text should create a pop-up that says "erroneous repetition". Nothing shows up right now.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72820848/124652205-d61ba380-de69-11eb-8ef6-1ca093ddfb58.png)
In the normalized, the second ampersand should disappear, but instead it looks exactly the same as the diplomatic (the highlighted
<sic>
is still there as well.The issue is happens in Carbon on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The live site works fine on all browsers:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72820848/124652462-2b57b500-de6a-11eb-9d3a-4ee5839c2caf.png)
This particular example is found in ALCH00062, f. 3r which is line 789 in the TEI, but it happens elsewhere too (e.g. ALCH00055, f. 2v with the word "of")