Ric Wright

Just a comment: While there is nothing wrong with trying to convince the browser-makers to make changes, the sad fact is that their agenda is pretty different from ours and,...

There is no "elegant" way that I know of. You would need to fork the code and do some programming in JavaScript

From @mutterback We are exploring multiple renditions with UNICEF as a way to manage content inside 1 ebook for all learners. For deaf students there would be sign language videos,...

from @danielweck Readium 1: Link to the latest prototype build from the "Multiple Renditions" feature branch (slightly out of date, relative to the develop branch): http://readium-multirendition.surge.sh/?epub=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn.rawgit.com%2Fsnaekobbi%2Fbraille-rendition-epub%2Fsamples%2Fedupub%2Fsamples%2FWCAG-ch1 This is the only...

from @mutterback @danielweck: Thank you Dan, that's very helpful, Let me ask a clarifying question re "Special handling would be needed on the reading system side to fetch + process...

from @HadrienGardeur It would live in the model, which is shared by all the moving parts in R2. Since a multiple renditions publication is almost like working with multiple publications,...

An additional datapoint for @dauwhe's list. Tried his sample in the Readium Chrome app and it failed with these errors: The source list for Content Security Policy directive 'script-src' contains...

I like the broadcast approach, but how do we know the user really reached the end of the publication? Obviously if they navigated to the last screen (and I use...

@JayPanoz No worries. Just an oversight. I would assume that ReadiumCSS would be its own "team" but we can discuss that tomorrow. It sort of comes back to my second...

Some useful links: [https://help.github.com/articles/about-teams/](https://help.github.com/articles/about-teams/) BTW, I just noticed that for some reason (lost in the mists of time), the original "contributor" teams (JS and SDK) are both "secret" ?! Obviously,...