We need to find a way of displaying term's (designation's) normative status (formerly classification) in a localized way, taking into account that there may be more than one term per language.
Both article elements have classification-preferred CSS class, even though it is incorrect for Russian term.
Info section which summarizes the concept states classification: preferred, even though it is not true for some localized concepts.
Also RDFs are broken. However they will undergo overhaul anyway, and the way forward has been discussed already. Indeed this issue was addressed in format described in #2, also what to do with the new data models has been already discussed. Hence, this issue is related to HTMLs only.
NOTE: iev-demo site is affected by this issue as well.
We need to find a way of displaying term's (designation's) normative status (formerly classification) in a localized way, taking into account that there may be more than one term per language.
This is best illustrated on https://isotc211-staging.geolexica.org/concepts/150 of TC211 glossary, which is defined as follows (some entries removed for clarity):
Rendered HTML is as follows (again, some elements removed):
Problems:
classification-preferred
CSS class, even though it is incorrect for Russian term.classification: preferred
, even though it is not true for some localized concepts.Also RDFs are broken. However they will undergo overhaul anyway, and the way forward has been discussed already. Indeed this issue was addressed in format described in #2, also what to do with the new data models has been already discussed. Hence, this issue is related to HTMLs only.
NOTE: iev-demo site is affected by this issue as well.