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first lb element #91

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linxOD opened this issue Oct 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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first lb element #91

linxOD opened this issue Oct 24, 2024 · 2 comments
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linxOD commented Oct 24, 2024

Since lb elements are the only indication that a new line starts and a linebreak is required they are used to create html <br> elements. As mentioned in several issues: #82 , #47 , #18 .
THis leads to some side effects.

  • extra empty lines
  • no lines breaks

The second effect occurs because the automated handling of removing extra line breaks sometimes fails to find the correct lb elements to remove.

Please add extra information on all lb elements that should not be rendered as linebreak. Currently, <lb n="first">but this could also be astyleorrend` attribute.

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linxOD commented Oct 24, 2024

note: I will remove the current automated handling of identifying first lb elements since it also interferes with the lb n=last elements you added. However, this way you can easily see all the extra linebreaks.

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BOberreither commented Nov 6, 2024

Added all lb first elements up to p 59a. Please re-upload for testing.
Please also add mechanism for n="firstLast" - meaning: no extra line before, no extra line after.

@BOberreither BOberreither assigned linxOD and unassigned BOberreither Nov 6, 2024
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@linxOD linxOD assigned BOberreither and unassigned linxOD Nov 7, 2024
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feat:lb n=firstLast included in wrapper function and xsl #91; updated…
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