Closed wlpotter closed 1 year ago
This is fixed in post-processing and I'll run an update shortly. One other oddity is that in a few records we have either a tei:foreign or tei:lb element that snuck into the tei:placeName element:
foreign:
lb:
You can see the display oddities by searching the full browse page (https://caesarea-maritima.org/testimonia/browse.html?lang=&alpha-filter=ALL&start=1&perpage=332) for "Unknown, Honors for an Athlete, IAph2007 12.920".
I can update the script so it only grabs the text node if that would be preferred.
Note: this has been updated in data, but leaving open to ask about the tei:foreign and tei:lb elements found in tei:placeName elements.
Remove these from the abstract -- use the placeName/text()
Example is https://caesarea-maritima.org/testimonia/46
I noticed that the place name in the translation was not getting picked up by the abstract creator. And it turns out it's because it is nested inside a tei:foreign element first. Need to update
cmproc:create-abstract-preamble-from-place-name-sequence
in the post-processor to look forplaceName
descendants ofab
, not just direct children.Note that re-running the abstract should wait until #153 is sorted out so you don't propagate bad date formats.