CSS/XSLT updates

[tonyahowe]

Need some updates to styling! :)

• need a style for rend="indent2" and "indent3" (double and triple the indentation of rend="indent"?) Currently using it in The Tempest
• STAGE elements: render stage directions smaller, slightly lighter, and italicized; keep indentation same
• SPEAKER elements: can these be rendered in all caps, automatically?
• LIST items should render as indented and in a list of items (see for instance page vii in wheatley-poems.xml)
• FLOATINGTEXT to render slightly smaller (and lighter? Already block indented!)

In the Linked Data visualizations, we need to ignore the individuals named in the EDITOR element(s) in the persons/places network graph and the list of persons. For instance, my name/John's name come up as authors/persons mentioned in the texts, and they shouldn't.

In the persons mentioned list, mentions have a pair of parentheses after the word mention, like so--Mention (). Is there a reason for this? Can we delete the ()?

[wsalesky]

I broke out some of these into other issue.

[tonyahowe]

@wsalesky I think we need more styles for indentation--I'm working with a modern poem that uses many different forms of indentation. Can we add styles for indent4 thru indent10? It seems like each level of indent is going over 5 spaces--is that correct?

[wsalesky]

@tonyahowe yes, they go in by 5px. I will add the additional styles.

[wsalesky]

Added up to indent10. (They are actually measured in em not px, and go up by 2em for every indent.)

[tonyahowe]

We are moving into adding medieval literature! Many such texts have side notes, which are sort of glosses/summaries on the text at that point. In Anonymous/beowulf-hall.xml, you can see that there are <note type="sidenote"></note> in the body of the text. Not sure what the best way to render these is, but typically they are either to the right or left of the textblock, italicized, and in a smaller, lighter font.

[wsalesky]

@tonyahowe I will have to give this some thought in terms of display.

[wsalesky]

@tonyahowe do you want these always visable, or an icon that indicates a note in the margin?

[tonyahowe]

That's a great question--can we add a way to distinguish them, perhaps an attribute tag? In some cases, the notes are always visible (they're part of the text); in other cases, they're not. The Beowulf notes should be always visible.