The Documentation link displays as a standalone link in the right hand tools section. If it is an HTML file or link, it will display in the browser. Otherwise, it will download. This feature was initially added to GeoBlacklight with the assumption that it would be a downloadable ZIP file (NYU's practice).
I have used this link to generally supply "supplemental documentation." It is not standardized in any way.
Desired behavior
For selected datasets in the geodata pilot, I am making small tables that define the fields. I would like users to be able to:
find and intuitively understand the link's label. In GIS, this is generally called "Attribute Table Definitions". In Europe, it is called "Feature catalogue". In other disciplines, it is called "Data Dictionary" or "Codebook".
display the info in the browser. I can make the tables as CSV, Markdown, HTML, XML or whatever.
This could be a tab in the Metadata preview window.
karenmajewicz
commented
1 month ago
Current behavior
The Documentation link displays as a standalone link in the right hand tools section. If it is an HTML file or link, it will display in the browser. Otherwise, it will download. This feature was initially added to GeoBlacklight with the assumption that it would be a downloadable ZIP file (NYU's practice).
I have used this link to generally supply "supplemental documentation." It is not standardized in any way.
Desired behavior
For selected datasets in the geodata pilot, I am making small tables that define the fields. I would like users to be able to:
This could be a tab in the Metadata preview window.
Considerations