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Jim and I noticed today that text within the <fw place="left> element/attribute combo (usually the librarian's mark of the page number) is rendering differently on Carbon than it is in the live site.
Here in ALCH00063-02 on 2.1v, the live site has the number (2) on a new line (which is what we want) versus on Carbon, it's on the same line as the first line of text.
Live site
Carbon
The encoding itself doesn't have a in it, so it seems that a line break is being added in the rendering for the live site.
Instead of going into all of the individual manuscripts and adding a after the , it seems better to do it in the rendering.
Interestingly, it seems like the issue only occurs with . The numbers in are rendering on a new line without a in the encoding itself (see 2.2r on http://carbon.dlib.indiana.edu:8220/text/ALCH00063-02/diplomatic).
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Jim and I noticed today that text within the <fw place="left> element/attribute combo (usually the librarian's mark of the page number) is rendering differently on Carbon than it is in the live site.
Here in ALCH00063-02 on 2.1v, the live site has the number (2) on a new line (which is what we want) versus on Carbon, it's on the same line as the first line of text.
Live site
Carbon
The encoding itself doesn't have a in it, so it seems that a line break is being added in the rendering for the live site.
Instead of going into all of the individual manuscripts and adding a after the , it seems better to do it in the rendering.
Interestingly, it seems like the issue only occurs with . The numbers in are rendering on a new line without a in the encoding itself (see 2.2r on http://carbon.dlib.indiana.edu:8220/text/ALCH00063-02/diplomatic).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: