Closed ArmorBearer closed 3 years ago
There are a number of instances where non-Greek punctuation is included within spans of text which are labelled as Greek. For example:
<foreign lang="greek">ἄ-οινος, ἄ-υπνος,</foreign>
This prevents us from turning elements tagged as <foreign lang="greek"> into links to other entries. To correct this, it would need to be:
<foreign lang="greek">
<foreign lang="greek">ἄ-οινος</foreign>, <foreign lang="greek">ἄ-υπνος</foreign>,
Here is another troublesome example:
[<foreign lang="greek">ῠ], <gen lang="greek" opt="n">ἡ</gen>, </foreign>
We don't, yet, have a solution for this.
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There are a number of instances where non-Greek punctuation is included within spans of text which are labelled as Greek. For example:
<foreign lang="greek">ἄ-οινος, ἄ-υπνος,</foreign>
This prevents us from turning elements tagged as
<foreign lang="greek">
into links to other entries. To correct this, it would need to be:<foreign lang="greek">ἄ-οινος</foreign>, <foreign lang="greek">ἄ-υπνος</foreign>,
Here is another troublesome example:
[<foreign lang="greek">ῠ], <gen lang="greek" opt="n">ἡ</gen>, </foreign>
We don't, yet, have a solution for this.