Handle text visualization in columns and alignment

[federicaspinelli]

Create a "table visualization" for the text in order to divide the page in two parts and align the notes with the text the are referred to. See this image f.i.:

[gmarozzi]

Create a "table visualization" for the text in order to divide the page in two parts and align the notes with the text the are referred to. Could it be useful to realize an encoding similar to the one employed in the <msDesc element (<div class="table" with <div class="row" and right_col / left_col)?

[RobertoRDT]

You can use <table> for that purpose, have you tried? See the Codice Pelavicino Digitale for an example, this markup:

               <table rend="frame" xml:id="XXVI_table_1">
                    <row>
                        <cell>Masium de <placeName ref="#Terria">Terria</placeName></cell>
                        <cell/>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#IunctaTerria"> Iuncta de <placeName ref="#Terria">
                                    Terria </placeName></persName></cell>
                        <cell>staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#Alegnetius">Alegnetius</persName>, filius<note
                                xml:id="XXVI_n_1" place="foot" n="a"> filius: <emph>manca
                                    l’indicazione</emph></note></cell>
                        <cell rend="start">staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#IacopinusMorignoli">Iacopinus
                            Morignoli</persName></cell>
                        <cell>staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#Vegnudellus">Vegnudellus</persName><note xml:id="XXVI_n_2"
                                place="foot" n="b"> Vegnudellus: g <emph>aggiunto in
                                    sopralinea</emph></note> et <persName ref="#Petriciolus"
                                >Pedricciolus</persName></cell>
                        <cell>staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#FormentinusTranpulio">Formentinus de
                                Tranpulio</persName></cell>
                        <cell>staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#Venutus">Vegnutus</persName> et <persName
                                ref="#Bonaiutus">Bonaiutus</persName>, fratres</cell>
                        <cell>staria III</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell><persName ref="#BaronisNobilino">Barone de Nobilino</persName></cell>
                        <cell>starium I</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell>Filii <persName ref="#BeatrixBonencontro">Beatricis de
                                Bononcontro</persName></cell>
                        <cell>starium I</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell>Filii <persName ref="#AlbertusNobelini">Alberti de
                            Nobilino</persName></cell>
                        <cell>starium I</cell>
                    </row>
                    <row>
                        <cell/>
                        <cell/>
                    </row>
                </table>

is transformed into

[gmarozzi]

That's exactly was I was thinking about! I think I will only need to intervene in the css in order not to have the two different colors in the background. Could it be possible?

[federicaspinelli]

Fixed adding a rule to evt_builder-custom-styles.css