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RJP43
commented on June 1, 2024
@spadafour @KariWomack @CodyKarch Okay so I am trying to finish up the XSLT for the article templates and I am getting started on writing the <span> representations for the <rs> and I am running into the question on whether we want to have our spans pull out the @type or @subtype... a basic question here... Do we want to have the conditions or the connotations be colored text? VERY BASICALLY when the website user toggles the javascript there will be a sense of who is speaking identified one with CSS (underline, bold, a color, etc.) and then when they hit another toggle it will show what they are talking about (context) or what tone (positive or negative) they are talking about. There is also the option to use the title attribute on any html element and tooltip, which we would need to research more if we want to have both the @type and @subtype appear in some way.
Also another cool thing we can do perhaps even easier than an svg graph or perhaps alongside it would be to create an SVG bar of sorts at the top of each article that would give us a representation of how negative a single article by focusing on the <rs> @subtype. This idea was suggested by Dr. B. right after class and I could imagine we would take the count of instances where the @subtype="negative" and set it in relation to the count of all @subtypes to determine how negative a single article is...or how positive... or perhaps a gradient bar of sorts.
what does everyone think about all of this?
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RJP43
commented on June 1, 2024
Only XML to tag as of 12/11 until we get the schematron and site index complete
the structural elements are <head>, <div>, and <p>
- the
<head>element contains the element<title>only - the
<div>element has the attribute@typewhich is equal to one of the following values"headlines","articeBody", or"advertisement"
*inside of the<div type="headlines">there is the additional structural markup of<list>and<item>with each<item>holding the individual headline sentences. There are no<p>elements inside of this<div>. (no contextual markup in headlines, please! It causes duplicate information.) - the other two div types should have
<p>elements separating the paragraphs as they are represented in the original texts.
contextual markup:
<orgName type="exposedCompany" ref="#theXMLid> (XML identified in #15)>
<said> for quoted info.
<placeName type="address" ref="#theXMLid> (XML identified in #15)
more generally <orgName> and <placeName> tags
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