Open dwhieb opened 6 months ago
By default, the library won't do anything special with your glosses. For example, the following interlinear gloss in Swahili:
ninakupenda ni-na-ku-pend-a 1SG.SUBJ-PRES-2SG.OBJ-love-IND I love you
Produces this HTML:
<div class="igl"> <p class="txn" data-ortho="default">ninakupenda</p> <ol class="words"> <li class="word"> <span class="m" data-ortho="default">ni‑na‑ku‑pend‑a</span> <span class="glosses">1SG.SUBJ‑PRES‑2SG.OBJ‑love‑IND</span> </li> </ol> <p class="tln">I love you</p> </div>
However, if you set the glosses option to true, any glosses written in capital letters will be surrounded with an tag that you can use to style them, like so:
<div class="igl"> <p class="txn" data-ortho="default">ninakupenda</p> <ol class="words"> <li class="word"> <span class="m" data-ortho="default">ni‑na‑ku‑pend‑a</span> <span class="glosses"><abbr>1</abbr><abbr>sg</abbr>.<abbr>subj</abbr>‑<abbr>pres</abbr>‑<abbr>2</abbr><abbr>sg</abbr>.<abbr>obj</abbr>‑love‑<abbr>ind</abbr></span> </li> </ol> <p class="tln">I love you</p> </div>
The abbreviations option is just for adding a title attribute to the tags for accessibility purposes, like this:
<abbr title="animate intransitive verb">VAI</abbr>
By default, the library won't do anything special with your glosses. For example, the following interlinear gloss in Swahili:
Produces this HTML:
However, if you set the glosses option to true, any glosses written in capital letters will be surrounded with an tag that you can use to style them, like so:
The abbreviations option is just for adding a title attribute to the tags for accessibility purposes, like this: