We are now using the same icon for two different purposes, which may be a little confusing:
In the KWIC view, the tree icon placed on the left can be clicked to show a rendition of the tree inside KonText:
In the corplist view, the same tree icon can be clicked and leads to pml-tq web interface. There is no indication whether the syntax-viewer inside KonText is set up for that corpus or not.
Suggestion: represent pml-tq by a different symbol. Inside pml-tq web, the symbol is used (in other contexts: , ), which is produced by a css setup along these lines:
The symbol could then be used in corplist to indicate that a tree view is available inside KonText. Of course, it would be nicer if this information could be extracted automatically from the configuration file of the syntax-viewer.
We are now using the same icon for two different purposes, which may be a little confusing:
In the KWIC view, the tree icon
placed on the left can be clicked to show a rendition of the tree inside KonText:
In the corplist view, the same tree icon
can be clicked and leads to pml-tq web interface. There is no indication whether the syntax-viewer inside KonText is set up for that corpus or not.
Suggestion: represent pml-tq by a different symbol. Inside pml-tq web, the symbol
is used (in other contexts:
,
), which is produced by a css setup along these lines:
The symbol
could then be used in corplist to indicate that a tree view is available inside KonText. Of course, it would be nicer if this information could be extracted automatically from the configuration file of the syntax-viewer.