Martin Holmes

Config file validation and conversion not being called by default

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I'm testing a dist of staticSearch 2.0 with a project that until now has used 1.4. My expectation was that just running the search build would be enough to cause...

At the moment, if a search is done with no search text and no filter selections, we just report zero documents found. This isn't really intuitive. There are two options:...

We should wrap the kwicTruncateString in a span with a class

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...so that people can easily style or otherwise manipulate it.

In working on issue #261, which caused me to run the tests on Windows for the first time in ages, I discovered that the build fails on line 299 of...

Validator flags `@aria-label` on `<svg:g>` as invalid

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~~~~~ ~~~~~ (Abbreviated for example purposes.) ~~~~~ Error: Attribute “aria-label” not allowed on element “g” at this point. ~~~~~ However, the SVG 2 draft does allow it: https://svgwg.org/svg2-draft/struct.html#GElement The 1.1...

We have these two files: js/searchTest.html js/seartchTest.js which have not been touched since 2019, and I believe are only initial experiments superceded by our current test system. I don't believe...

As with issue #350, the VNU validator nightly is now marking `` as invalid in XHTML5 documents; we should switch this off in our Saxon transformations that generate HTML and...

The HTML5 spec says that the `` element should not be used in XHTML (i.e. XML) documents (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/scripting.html#the-noscript-element) and in fact the latest nightly build of the W3C validator marks...

There does not seem to be a way to supply a value for the romanFont parameter to the latex transformations

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This arises out of https://github.com/TEIC/TEI/issues/2842 : I may be missing something here, but I was unable to find a way to supply a value for the romanFont parameter in latex_param.xsl...

I think the reasons I originally omitted latex from Test2 were: 1. I didn't know anything about latex at the time (I've since learned a bit). 2. Running a full...