Make rules for formatting: Lojban examples, English translations, English interlinear glosses.

[lagleki]

Let's use http://vrici.lojban.org/~rlpowell/media/public/cll_prince_2015-08-31.pdf as the reference.

Example 2.18 Lojban: italic, emphasis: bold Glossing: bold English: normal roman

Within English text Lojban text is usually italic.

This indeed looks like there is some formalization. Any other ideas?

[lagleki]

Table 9.3 doesn't follow the convention above.

[lagleki]

This convention makes English glossing wide and thus taking a lot of space. Consider changing to Lojban is bold, Glossing is italic or normal.

[rlpowell]

This is what we're doing; if there's a further action item here I don't see it.

[lagleki]

mostly any Lojban text should be wrapped in a certain tag and a single css style is to be applied to this text throughout the whole CLL.

[rlpowell]

To the best of my knowledge this is, in fact, the case, except for in the section-start tables where it seemed like italics would just be kind of silly (since it's obvious what's Lojban in that case).

[lagleki]

2015-09-28 11:11 GMT+03:00 rlpowell notifications@github.com:

To the best of my knowledge this is, in fact, the case

depends. E.g. section 1.11 starts with The following cmavo are discussed in this section: ce'u KOhA abstraction focus

and ce'u isn't in italic.

, except for in the section-start tables where it seemed like italics would

just be kind of silly (since it's obvious what's Lojban in that case).

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[rlpowell]

Yes, that's exactly what I said; re-read my comment, please. If you feel that such tables should also be italicized, say so and why.