Closed audreywarne closed 3 years ago
Actually @audreywarne I just realized there's an issue here. When you copied the text in from Word, they came with curly quotes surrounding them. I think this is causing the site build to fail, and they should all be converted to straight quotes.
For example, this:
alt: “detail of the top of the cartonnier, showing the clock framed with gilt bronze mounts and four Chinese figures”
Should be:
alt: "detail of the top of the cartonnier, showing the clock framed with gilt bronze mounts and four Chinese figures"
ah eep. I've been copying and pasting since catalogue 2. So I should go back in and redo all of the quotation marks for cat 2-4? Should I start with 3/4 on the same branch I made the original changes in? Or create a new branch and do all the edits together?
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Actually @audreywarnehttps://github.com/audreywarne I just realized there's an issue here. When you copied the text in from Word, they came with curly quotes surrounding them. I think this is causing the site build to fail, and they should all be converted to straight quotes.
For example, this:
alt: “detail of the top of the cartonnier, showing the clock framed with gilt bronze mounts and four Chinese figures”
Should be:
alt: "detail of the top of the cartonnier, showing the clock framed with gilt bronze mounts and four Chinese figures"
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If you can make all the changes (to cat 2 as well) on this branch, that would be perfect.
Perfect, that fixed it. Thank you! Going to merge this in now.
Added in alt-text with Lilit's comments for the next two catalogue entries.