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Hi all,<br>
<br>
I'm preparing a commentary in OSIS, and have some feature requests : <br>
<ul>
<li>OSIS tables</li>
<li>additional hi types: small-caps, underline, super, sub
(small-caps is most important of these, but I'd appreciate all four)</li>
<li><q> markers. When processed, these currently add a generic
double quote (") at the <q> and </q> locations. I request
that the <q> adds a left double quote (“) and the </q> adds
a right double quote (”). Most printed commentaries make use of both,
including the one which I am preparing. Lack of the two different
quote types can sometimes make it confusing where quotations start and
stop, in particular when many quotes are lumped together in a single
paragraph. Maybe this can be done with a style sheet. If so, could
someone help me with how to accomplish this?<br>
</li>
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Additionally, I have a question about <a> tags. I'd like to put
down markers for other modules to later link to. Is it true that OSIS
<a> tags only support "href" and not "name" attributes? Maybe
this should be done with an <index> tag instead?<br>
<br>
Lastly, is there a markup for an alternate translation of a phrase.
The commentary in question primarily uses the KJV text, but will then
offer some alternate translations. So it will have many phrases like: <br>
literally, “in the fields”<br>
Should “in the fields” be marked? It's sort of similar in thought to a
<rdg>, but it's certainly not <rdg>. I'd appreciate
knowing the best practice.<br>
<br>
Thanks very much,<br>
Brian<br>
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