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Enable auto-reference to TDWG eco terms #1
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NOTE: reviewing the doc, while I think the function is appropriate, it would make sense to differentiate the style so that a reader can quickly differentiate between DwC and Humboldt terms. If that's not possible, adjusting the display to include We'll want to adjust the explanation at the start of §2 accordingly. |
Done. You can write For styling see the example in docinfo.html for the HTML, which just changes the colour. I don't have a way to apply custom styles to the PDF, it could only be applied to all PDFs. |
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Done.
You can write term:dwc[dwc:basisOfRecord] if you'd like the "dwc:" to show in the result, and similarly for "eco:".
For styling see the styles commented out in docinfo.html for the HTML. I don't have a way to apply custom styles to the PDF, it could only be applied to all PDFs.
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In the current and upcoming Humboldt-related documents, I'd like us to be able to link consistently to the TDWG 'eco' terms, just as we do with for Darwin Core terms. The syntax looks consistent on the TDWG end, but I don't know where this reference is enabled.
As a reminder, this enables us to use
to link to
So then, when authors reference a Humboldt Extension term, we could use
to link to
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