TEI stylesheet for making HTML output.

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Id: $Id: tei.xsl 11642 2013-02-25 11:36:06Z rahtz $

Copyright: 2011, TEI Consortium

 Stylesheet constant setting the name of the main output file. index.xml index [html] How to work out the filename component of a pathfilename [html] Work out language code [html] Work out rendition. In order of precedence, we first look at @rend; if that does not exist, @rendition and @style values are merged together; if neither of those exist, we look at default renditions in tagUsage; if default is set to false, we do nothing; if default has a value, use that for @class; otherwise, use the element name as a value for @class. [html] Look up rendition value value. They are either turned directly into @class values, or by following the link to an external document and using the @xml:id from there to make a class. [html] Look up @rend value. We recognize some simple cases, and turn them into an "s" element, otherwise we use the @rend to make a "c" element. The "s" and "c" are processed into appropriate @class and @style attributes at the end. The special cases for super and subscript have been dealt with separately, so ignore them. no support for pre() pattern in @rend no support for post() pattern in @rend font-weight:bold font-family:cursive color: text-align: center letter-spacing: 0.15em font-family: Papyrus, fantasy font-style: italic font-size: 150% font-size: 200% text-decoration:overline font-style: normal font-variant: small-caps font-size: 75% font-size: 50% text-decoration: line-through text-decoration:underline text-decoration:underline [html] Process @style attribute. It is simply mapped to an HTML @style attribute. If it is not using CSS, that will fail. Is given a TEI paragraph element and says what the HTML wrapper element should be (ie plain <p> or <div class="p"> if the content is complex). div div span span div div span div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div div p [html] Create a class attribute. what to do with an inline object what to do with a block-level object
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