by Laura Mandell, Miami Univ. of Ohio
(the above image is linked to a picture of the whole document in which it appears)
B. The basic code for inserting a figure is: <figure><head>[figure title that you want to appear under it]</head></figure>
To this basic code, I have added two things:
1) a small version of the picture that will be inserted in the text and appear in it
-- to the basic <figure> code, I added an entity name for that image.
2) a link around the thumbnail of the picture that will take you to a full-sized version
-- to the <figure></figure> code, I have added on one side <xref doc="sculpt">, and, on the other, close-codes for each: </xref> </p>
URLs for both the image and the link should be added to my "figures.ent" and "urls.ent" documents:
With the prolog properly encoded and this figure inserted, my document transformed into an HTML file looks like this on line:
Note 3: The large picture, here called "sculpt," is not actually a figure imported into either the TEI or the HTML documents: really, the TEI and HTML only link to it. However, it seems to me wise to keep a list of all the figures available as part of your edition.
(C) insert footnotes
(G) Samples
