PublicationPrintingConventions

Publication Printing Conventions

Section Types

Each section (as defined in the Publication) must be classified as one of the following:

1. TEXT
   • This becomes the text body of the Edition, which is the content of the serialized decision annotations resulting from the collation process.
   • Sections with only one witness or material are rendered as transcribed, so may be text blocks like introductions, example transcriptions, inline commentary notes, or other injected editorial content.
2. ENDNOTE
   • Annotations contained within this section are revealed through an apparatus which follows the body text.
   • These sections may be placed in any order and are not necessarily singular and at the end of the Edition.
   • Annotations may be filtered by type or tag, so that different sections may be stacked for different purposes (for example, variants and sources)
   • References to annotations in the TEXT sections will be indicated by a numeric sequencer with an optional prefix or suffix string.
   • Sorting only by occurrence.
   • Generic notes are simply a numeric reference and the content of the annotation.
3. INDEX
   • Annotations presented in a list, without reference to the text, sorted alphanumerically or by occurrence in the outlines included.
4. TABLE_OF_CONTENTS
   • A list of labels of all the sections, in order, linked as appropriate
5. COLLATION_TABLE
   • A simple visualization of collation decisions, with notes
   • Horizontal headers are the sigla of all included witnesses
   • Vertical rows are the motes where there is either annotation or disagreement
   • Cells contain a character of agreement(✓), a character of omission(-), or the variant text

TEXT	A	B	C	NOTES
motus	✓	motus et	✓
Zeno	zeno	✓	✓	I don't care about capitalization myself, but I thought I'd record it here.
enim	✓	-	✓

Customizations

Different types of sections will allow specific configurations. All sections have source outlines, an index, and a label.

1. TEXT
   • style and layout applied based on annotations type or tag
2. ENDNOTE
   • Filter to hide/show based on annotations type or tag
   • Special treatment for variants (tr-decision type annotations)
     • '#. anno.content] commentingAnno.content action. mote.content mote.sigla, action. mote.content mote.sigla
     • Like: 34. motus] add. motus et B
     • commentingAnno.content is only exactly as entered
     • Actions are add., om., inv. or omitted
     • Multiple motesets are comma-delimited "action. content sigla" units
   • Add a prefix or suffix to the default numeric sequential reference
3. INDEX
   • Filter to hide/show based on annotations type or tag
   • Sort alphanumerically or by occurrence
4. TABLE_OF_CONTENTS
   • Not available for print

But on the Website

These sections will render differently than the restrictions of print allow.

• TEXT is the body text and will be central to the Edition display
• ENDNOTE will render as marginal apparatus and appear whenever the section being viewed contains references contained within them
• INDEX are references that are hidden until requested, but become available as popover views
• TABLE_OF_CONTENTS non-optional navigation always available to move between sections
• Changing Base-text and finding specific annotations also always available (in our default template)