XHTML Issues - Githubissues

This list only focuses on changes needed in the xhtml files.

Misc.:

[x] Upgrade your toolset by running pipx upgrade standardebooks. Afterwards when you run se lint again, you will see new errors. These will go away when you run se clean again. Commit those changes.
[x] Run se modernize-spelling . Double check the changes before committing.
[x] Remove all of the para1 ids from the chapters. We don't want these.

Chapter 1:

[ ] Remove the <span epub:type="z3998:roman"> in the B.V.D.s.
[x] In "White piping on the V of the vest..." the V should be lower cased, italicized and tagged as a grapheme.

Chapter 2:

[x] The last <blockquote> doesn't quite match the page scans. It would look better if you structured it like:


            <blockquote>
                <p>Ashtabula Street, 496⁠—<abbr epub:type="z3998:given-name">J. K.</abbr> Dawson to</p>
                <p>Thomas Mullally, April 17, 15.7 × 112.2,</p>
                <p><abbr>mtg.</abbr> $4,000……………………………<abbr class="eoc">Nom.</abbr></p>
            </blockquote>


Chapter 3:

- [x] `<strong>` is meant for strong emphasis, but this is not the case in this chapter. Convert the `<strong>`s into `<b>`s.

- [x] The addresses should be tagged with `<p epub:type="se:letter.dateline">`.

- [x] The `z3998:sender` and `z3998:recipient` semantics are only applied to names. Surround Babbitt-Thompson Realty Co. with `<span epub:type="z3998:sender">` and Omar Gribble with `<span epub:type="z3998:recipient">`.

- [x] You don't need the `<br/>`s that are before the addresses.

- [x] "CO." should be "Co." in Babbitt-Thompson Realty Co.

- [x] In the letter, remove the left double quote at the beginning of “He is perfectly willing to pro rate..."

- [x] "Say, old man!" is in a separate paragraph.

- [x] The valediction, postscript, and following paragraphs need to be inside a `<footer>`.

- [ ] Tag the paragraphs after P.S. with `epub:type="z3998:postscript"`.

- [ ] In "Oh, no, ‘tain’t a question..." the first single quote is in the wrong direction.

- [x] Remove the `<span epub:type="z3998:roman">` in a.m.i.

Chapter 4:

- [x] Convert the `<strong>`s into `<b>`s.

- [x] "Do You Respect Your Loved Ones?" is a title, so it goes inside a `<header>` and is titlecased.

- [x] "Sole agents Babbitt-Thompson Realty Company Reeves Building" goes in a `<footer>`.

- [x] "IS" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

- [x] The paragraph beginning with "Do you get it?..." needs a left double quote.

Chapter 5:

- [x] A grapheme is a unit (such as a letter or digraph) of a writing system. What you have are phrases that are italicized. Just use `<em>`s for those.

Chapter 6:

- [x] Everything from "Power and Prosperity in Public Speaking" to "Are You a 100 Percenter or a 10 Percenter?" should be in a `<blockquote>`.

- [x] Remove the `<blockquote>` that's containing "Here’s how it happened. I ran across an ad..."

- [x] "Power and Prosperity in Public Speaking" and "A Yarn Told at the Club" are header elements, so they go inside a `<header>`.

- [x] The `<div>`s should be converted into `<blockquote>`s.

- [x] "What We Teach You" and "Prof. W. F. Peet" are titles for the mini ads, so they go inside a `<header>`.

- [x] Everything from "Shortcut Educational Pub. Co." to "Are You a 100 Percenter or a 10 Percenter?" belongs in a `<footer>`.

- [x] "Desk WA" and "Sandpit, Iowa." appear on the same line with a gap. With some tricky CSS, we can get it to look pretty similar, but it needs to be structured like the following in order to work.

                <p>
                    <span>Desk WA</span>
                    <span>Sandpit, Iowa.</span>
                </p>

Yes, lint will complain, but most works don't require such complex styling!

- [x] I think WA is supposed to be the abbreviation for the State of Washington and should be tagged with `<abbr epub:type="z3998:place">`.

- [x] "Can You Play a Man’s Part?" is a title, so it goes inside a `<header>`.

- [x] "Did" in “But gooooooosh, Dad, if they <em>did</em>!” is in small-caps in the page scans.

- [x] "MY" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

- [x] There's a typo in "NO SPECIAL EDUACTION REQUIRED."

- [x] "YOU", "PROFESSION", "MONEY", "BIG", and "NO SPECIAL EDUCATION REQUIRED" need to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`s.

Chapter 8:

- [x] Remove the `<span epub:type="z3998:roman">` in B.V.D.

- [x] Remove the `<span epub:type="z3998:roman">` in f-i-f-t-y

Chapter 9:

- [x] There are Chemical formulas for rubber and isoprene. See [SEMOS 8.12](https://standardebooks.org/manual/1.6.3/single-page#8.12) on how to format these.

- [x] "Buena giorna, señor, com sa va, wie geht’s? Keskersaykersa a little pome, señor?" needs language tags ([SEMOS 8.2.9](https://standardebooks.org/manual/1.6.3/single-page#8.2.9)).

- [x] Think the **i** in "That’s the i.!" is suppose to be a roman numeral. Make sure it is receives semantics, and remove the period.

Chapter 13:

- [x] The image needs semantics. Take a look at the examples in [SEMOS 7.8.5.4](https://standardebooks.org/manual/1.6.3/single-page#7.8.5.4).

- [x] You're missing poem indents. Check [page 161](https://archive.org/details/babbitt00lewiuoft/page/161/mode/1up) to see where to add `class="i1"` for indents.

- [x] Everything from "Old Colony Theatre" to "...Listen to what the Hep Bird twitters." should be inside one `<blockquote>`. Remove the other `<blockquote>`s. One advertisement = one `<blockquote>`.

- [x] Everything from "Old Colony Theatre" to "Oh, Gee, Kids." goes inside a `<header>`.

- [x] "Old Colony Theatre" is a title. Just put it in its own `<p>`.

- [x] "Shake the Old Dogs to the..." is not a poem. You can structure it like:

                <p>Shake the Old Dogs to the<br/>
                <b>Wrollicking Wrens</b><br/>
                The bonniest bevy of beauteous<br/>
                bathing babes in burlesque.<br/>
                Pete Menutti and his<br/>
                Oh, Gee, Kids.</p>



- [x] There is an abbreviation in "...the PDQest show ever." 

- [x] In "And a-noth-er drink wouldn’ do ’s ‘ny harmmmmmmm." the third single quote is in the wrong direction.

Chapter 14:

- [x] The clipping beginning with "When I am out upon the road..." should be in a `<blockquote>`.

- [ ] Remove the italics that are outside of the `<p>`s. Epub check does not like that. You can use `<q>`s inside of the paragraphs.

Chapter 15:

- [x] "Tickler No. 3" is a title, so it goes in a `<header>`. Convert `<strong>` in to `<b>`.

Chapter 21:

- [x] "Service and Boosterism" goes in a `<header>`. Convert `<strong>` in to `<b>`.

- [x] Everything from "Dad Petersen" to “Ads, not Fads, at Dad’s.” goes in a `<footer>`.

Chapter 27:

- [x] "ALL" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

- [x] "KNOW" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

Chapter 28:

- [x] "WILL" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

Chapter 31:

- [x] "MADE" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

- [x] "YOU" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

- [x] "MUST" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

Chapter 32:

- [x] "THE" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

Chapter 34:

- [x] "ALL" needs to be in lowercase and surrounded with `<strong>`.

After All the Changes:

- [x] Make sure to run `clean`, `typogrify`, and `semanticate` again. Double check the changes before committing.

gsegol / sinclair-lewis_babbitt

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