Dynamic Interlinears with Javascript and CSS
After the continuation of a permathread on the b-greek mailing list about the pros and cons of interlinears, I built some quick demonstrations of how CSS and Javascript could be used for dynamic interlinear glosses that would not be possible on the printed page.
- Plain — show static glosses
- Hover — show glosses when a word is hovered over
- Toggle — toggle showing a gloss when a word is clicked
- Frequency — filter appearance of gloss by frequency
They might be interesting as little Javascript tutorials too.
Comments (4)
Oun Kwon on Jan. 29, 2006:
I have an N.T. interlinear in Word file from my own editing work for my own use for reference when I am studying N.T.
How much work is involved to convert to dynamic interlinear? Where can I learn how to? Or someone else can do for me at a cost?
Thanks.
kwonbbl@gmail.com
James Tauber on Jan. 30, 2006:
Oun Kwon, email me your Word file and I'll see if I can convert it for you.
Richard Wilson on Jan. 31, 2006:
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Chris Smith on Jan. 29, 2006: