TEI and XSLT
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This document provides an introduction to digital textual editing using the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). It discusses how TEI, an XML standard, can be used to encode metadata, structure, and other semantic information about digital texts. This extra semantic layer allows TEI encoded texts to be transformed and presented in various formats like HTML, plain text, or databases. The document provides examples of how elements in a TEI encoded XML file can represent different text structures, and how XSLT transforms can convert the XML to HTML or other output formats for viewing texts in different contexts.
TEI and XSLT
- 1. Introduction to Digital Textual Editing: An UNOFFICIAL Guide to the Value of TEI Laura Mandell Director, IDHMC Texas A&M University June 2013
- 13. <h2>
- 15. <title>
- 16. <title>For Whom the Bell Tolls</titl
- 19. Underlying HTML CODE ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( (as read by a browser
- 28. TEI = a standardized version of XML
- 31. XSLT Transforms from the TEI-C
- 32. modified
- 33. html <!—THIS FILE IS GENERATED FROM AN XML MASTER. DO NOT EDIT (5)
- 34. css
- 37. Descriptive MetaData Presentation of Data TEI XSLT MODS CSS METS HTML
- 46. <div type=“poem”> </div> <head> </head> <title> </title> <lg type=“stanza”> </lg> <lg type=“stanza” type=“villanelle”> </lg>
- 48. Metadata (RDF) that goes to NINES
- 52. Database
- 61. xml transformed to make a text readable on a web site or e-reader or even an iPhone.
- 63. http://idhmc.tamu.edu idhmc@tamu.edu Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media, and Culture at Texas A&M University
Editor's Notes
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