Location Index - display of inscriptions for a location

MedCyprus / MedCyprusEFES

The Digital Corpus of Painted Greek Inscriptions from Medieval Cyprus (10th – 13th centuries AD), MedCyprus for short, employs EFES (EpiDoc Front End Services), for the publication and wide dissemination of this largely unknown body of epigraphic material.

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Location Index - display of inscriptions for a location #6

Open emylonas opened 8 months ago

emylonas commented 8 months ago

try to show the inscriptions as a single line, separated by commas, instead of a vertical list. Note: Gabby suggests leaving off the MedCy prefix. Maria is not in favor at this point.

emylonas commented 8 months ago

@gabrielbodard simplest way to do this might be to change the CSS for <li> so it's inline and has no bullet. It looks quite good and doesn't even need commas. What do you think? Shall I try it?

Note for me: the way to select the correct index list in the CSS is to look for ancestor <div class="monument">' and parent

btw, the periods at the end of each of those inscription ids are because there is no line number. Could try to remove them. (should be able to do that with CSS as well...)

emylonas commented 7 months ago

Instead, keep vertical list, but append title information. Title is combined from location, titleStmt/title and origDate/@when fields. We might use title and date. For the date, use only the year, which should reliably be present. Don't check for the @when so that it is flagged if missing (as that would be an error that should be fixed in markup).

Still need to eliminate the period at the end of the id

gabrielbodard commented 1 month ago

We should generate a shorter version of the title for each inscription (i.e. just titleStmt/title + origDate; without location which is redundant in this list) and keep the vertical list of all inscriptions under each monument. cf. #18