identifying "source" under translation crediting on data template

[josephrife]

Note sure how to use this. There is a dropdown menu that says "Trans. {source}", "Adapted from {source}" etc. but seems to only envision a single source. In many cases there is more than one source that is drawn upon, not just the first one listed below under "Translation". Also that {source} citation at that point in the translation crediting needs to be only translator(s) name + date--is that how it will show up?

[wlpotter]

Hi @josephrife -- sorry for the confusion here. Once you select an item from the dropdown, you can edit the text that is presented there. So, if you were to select "Revised from {source}", you could then highlight the "{source}" and replace it with one or more references -- using the translator(s) name + date format. E.g., "Revised from Smith 1975; Doe, et al. 1952; and Underwood 2000."

The dropdown is intended to save you having to type "Trans. ", etc. each time. At the end of the day, whatever is displayed in the yellow box under the dropdown will be what is displayed on the website.

[josephrife]

This is great Will, I see now and it works well thx Joe

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The dropdown is intended to save you having to type "Trans. ", etc. each time. At the end of the day, whatever is displayed in the yellow box under the dropdown will be what is displayed on the website.

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