We are still using @rend in a few places, but it's probably better to use @rendition to point to a constrained set of renditions.
It's still currently being used for:
- inline styles in stand-off apparatus (eg. apparatus.xsl line 265). These look like typos actually, since they're already using "simple:" prefixed values.
- for ilink "lightbox" captions (ilink.xsl, lines 164 and 215)
- for dropcap sizing (iml-tei-step1.xsl line 381). This one's a little different than the others, since dropcaps can theoretically be any size... It probably still makes sense to constrain them though, and add new sizes to the rendition list if/when actually needed.
- to note "ornamented" letters (iml-tei-step1.xsl line 387).
We are still using
@rendin a few places, but it's probably better to use@renditionto point to a constrained set of renditions.It's still currently being used for: