A phrase-level element (in this case <att>) that happens to occur inside an <item> that is itself inside a <list> that has a @rend does not have its rendition properly processed.
See the tiny TEI document attached (as a .zip file) to the next message. If you process it with bin/teitohtml (or equivalent) you will find that the <att> inside the list item gets transformed to a <span class="numbered">, not a <span class="att">.
The problem is in the <xsl:choose> in the “makeRendition” template in html/html.xsl, circa line 180. In <xsl:when> number 7 it special-cases “I am the grandchild of a <list> that has a @rend” and does the wrong thing.
It was reasonably easy to find that spot; creating a fix is another story, as (at least at the moment) I have no idea why that special-casing is there.
I very much suspect this is a sequela of our relatively recent change from using things like <list type="numbered"> to things like <list type="instructions" rend="numbered">, but can’t for the life of me find that ticket at the moment.
A phrase-level element (in this case
<att>
) that happens to occur inside an<item>
that is itself inside a<list>
that has a@rend
does not have its rendition properly processed.See the tiny TEI document attached (as a .zip file) to the next message. If you process it with
bin/teitohtml
(or equivalent) you will find that the<att>
inside the list item gets transformed to a<span class="numbered">
, not a<span class="att">
.The problem is in the
<xsl:choose>
in the “makeRendition” template in html/html.xsl, circa line 180. In<xsl:when>
number 7 it special-cases “I am the grandchild of a<list>
that has a@rend
” and does the wrong thing.It was reasonably easy to find that spot; creating a fix is another story, as (at least at the moment) I have no idea why that special-casing is there.
I very much suspect this is a sequela of our relatively recent change from using things like
<list type="numbered">
to things like<list type="instructions" rend="numbered">
, but can’t for the life of me find that ticket at the moment.