Closed manuelfuenmayor closed 1 year ago
Ping @opoudjis .
Oh God.
Yes, you should do the latter markup. But how to indicate that the jump back to authorial text is still indented?
... In my opinion? Sacrifice the indent, the quotation boundaries = font shift is more important. Trying to do both the font (quoted status) and the indentation is going to get us into an unholy mess of formatting markup, which we don't currently support, and/or abuse of semantic markup. We are prioritising semantics in this document after all.
Agree. Thanks guys!
In Brochure, as we might remember, there are two font families: Arial and normal text. Normal text is reserved for editorial notes, and Arial is applied to quoted content.
So, having this in mind, there is this case from original source:
The paragraphs enclosed in brackets are editorial notes, shown is normal text.
The current markup encloses all the list in quotes:
Therefore, it is shown in Arial font:
But, in order to fulfill with the format of the text I could do this:
which renders as:
But note that the indentation is not respected.
Do you think I should use the latter markup?