Created on: Nov 17, 2011 Author: John A. Walsh TEI Boilerplate stylesheet: Copies TEI document, with a very few modifications into an html shell, which provides access to javascript and other features from the html/browser environment. " ' page: view page image(s) Match document root and create and html5 wrapper for the TEI document, which is copied, with some modification, into the HTML document.
Basic copy template, copies all attribute nodes from source XML tree to output document. Template for elements, which handles style and adds an @xml:id to every element. Existing @xml:id attributes are retained unchanged. A hack because JavaScript was doing weird things with <title>, probably due to confusion with HTML title. There is no TEI namespace in the TEI Boilerplate output because JavaScript, or at least JQuery, cannot manipulate the TEI elements/attributes if they are in the TEI namespace, so the TEI namespace is stripped from the output. As far as I know, <title> elsewhere does not cause any problems, but we may need to extend this to other occurrences of <title> outside the Header. Template to omit processing instructions from output. Template moves value of @rend into an html @style attribute. Stylesheet assumes CSS is used in @rend to describe renditions, i.e., styles. Transforms TEI ref element to html a (link) element. Transforms TEI ptr element to html a (link) element. Transforms TEI figure element to html img element.
{normalize-space(tei:figDesc)}
The generate-id() function does not guarantee the generated id will not conflict with existing ids in the document. This template checks for conflicts and appends a number (hexedecimal 'f') to the id. The template is recursive and continues until no conflict is found The root, or base, id used to check for conflicts The suffix added to the root id if a conflict is detected. Template for adding /html/head content. <!-- don't leave empty. --> Template for adding footer to html document.

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 {$altTextPbFacs}