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Ruby: Guidelines need to discuss encoding of emphasis marks alongside ruby #2108

Open martindholmes opened 3 years ago

martindholmes commented 3 years ago

Following the discussions here:

https://github.com/martindholmes/rubyForTEI/issues/10 https://github.com/martindholmes/rubyForTEI/issues/6

the issue of emphasis marks and their relationship to ruby needs to be covered in the Guidelines, with some example approaches to encoding. One option for encoders would be to use CSS properties such as text-emphasis in the <rb> element; in other cases, it may be appropriate to use <emph> or other encoding mechanisms. We hope to get input from the TEI-EAJ (https://github.com/TEI-EAJ/jp_guidelines/wiki) and others with example content before moving forward with this.

knagasaki commented 3 years ago

I'm talking about it here: https://github.com/TEI-EAJ/Guidelines_for_Chinese/issues/1

knagasaki commented 3 years ago

Moreover, during talk with @duncdrum , I feel it is necessary that encoders can easily get any kind of pointers to community-specific mark up guidelines such as EpiDoc.

martindholmes commented 3 years ago

Since the CSS text-emphasis spec is now pretty solid, and allows you to specify the character used, @MegJBrown, @martinascholger, @hcayless and I think that the next stage would be to encode two good examples using CSS text-emphasis, and run them by everyone before incorporating them into the Guidelines.