Closed ngawangtrinley closed 5 years ago
The files are not fully compliant TEI documents anyway. TEI requires a minimal header with some metadata, such as name of the text, author, origin, etc. You can also import fully compliant TEI documents and align them in InterText, but the application is not meant to create full TEI documents from plain text. This is beyond the scope of InterText to provide an interface for, but you can easily adapt it to your needs and edit the templates or the resulting exported files if you want to.
ok, that makes sense. thanks
Is there a reason you don't declare the TEI namespace in the 3 TEI files?
Something like:
...or: