Tom Crane
Tom Crane
Dropped into Slack #a11y Editors have been discussing https://github.com/IIIF/api/issues/1288 But needs a wider discussion. There are a set of aria-* tags that a IIIF client might expose, drawing them from...
Hi @prince-acs Both of these examples are calling a function `getParameterByName` when they initialise the timeline. The Wellcome examples do this too. In your examples, this function is missing -...
And another example from Yale for testing: http://manifests.ydc2.yale.edu/manifest/Osbornfa1Multispectral
The BL have a use case for side by side comparison of image annotations on the same canvas, as well as the "stack" approach. http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/collectioncare/2016/01/fugitive-figure-in-leonardo-da-vinci-notebook-revealed.html
UIs to think about for image choice - pick choice from list for 1-up - view all available in collection on same canvas (as comment above) - pick 2 at...
Also https://bl.ocks.org/mejackreed/80c4248278517475a30190b427cb5c9c
Some more background: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AJPVktQ1Zw Files used: http://iiif.io/api/presentation/2.1/#choice-of-alternative-resources https://tomcrane.github.io/scratch/manifests/foldout-as-choice.json (second canvas) https://tomcrane.github.io/scratch/manifests/john-dee.json (Elizabeth with choice of detail)
This is a nice-to-have for me; it's not affecting the performance of the UV; it's more of courtesy to publishers of IIIF images. NB the canonical form is different in...
var thumbUri = canvas.getThumbnail(preferredSize); ...something to bake into Manifesto
NB You need explicit thumbnail assertions on Wellcome manifests to properly test this, currently we only have a static thumbnail assertion which is not enough. I'll create a task for...