Given how elegantly Hugh's fix for combinations of scribal/editorial apostrophe works, via the gtype with content (i.e., <g type="apostrophe">’</g>), I wonder how complicated it would be to support other combinations, too: the gtypeshigh-punctus, low-punctus, dipunct, hypodiastole, diastole, and middot can also appear in conjunction with editorial punctuation (period, comma, raised dot, apostrophe, semicolon/question-mark), and so it would be nice if these elements could have content, too.
Is it possible to expand the XSLT to support them, along the following pattern?
Given how elegantly Hugh's fix for combinations of scribal/editorial apostrophe works, via the
gtype
with content (i.e.,<g type="apostrophe">’</g>
), I wonder how complicated it would be to support other combinations, too: thegtypes
high-punctus
,low-punctus
,dipunct
,hypodiastole
,diastole
, andmiddot
can also appear in conjunction with editorial punctuation (period, comma, raised dot, apostrophe, semicolon/question-mark), and so it would be nice if these elements could have content, too.Is it possible to expand the XSLT to support them, along the following pattern?
<g type="high-punctus">.</>
<g type="high-punctus">,</>
<g type="high-punctus">·</>
<g type="high-punctus">;</>
<g type="high-punctus">’</>
<g type="low-punctus">.</>
<g type="low-punctus">,</>
<g type="low-punctus">·</>
<g type="low-punctus">;</>
<g type="low-punctus">’</>
<g type="dipunct">.</>
<g type="dipunct">,</>
<g type="dipunct">·</>
<g type="dipunct">;</>
<g type="dipunct">’</>