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| ====== The Case for Furigana ====== | ====== The Case for Furigana ====== | ||
| - | This is largely a rewriting of the original case I lifted for the use of ruby / [[wp> | + | This is largely a rewriting of the original case I lifted for the use of [[wp> |
| The idea is, English is good at taking stuff from other languages. Why not take then from East Asian languages the concept of annotations to enhance pronunciation, | The idea is, English is good at taking stuff from other languages. Why not take then from East Asian languages the concept of annotations to enhance pronunciation, | ||
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| ===== FYC: Support Furigana Annotations ===== | ===== FYC: Support Furigana Annotations ===== | ||
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| + | Strangely enough, on AO3 (//Archive of Our Own//) these tags already work — on the drafting views. Once you reload a draft or once you post to published work however, not only are the ruby elements lost but their semantic separation from the surrounding content as well; I figure out there is some sort of bug about it, so I've sent a bug report / feature request to AO3 dated 2021-10-25. Let's see what happens. | ||
| The implementation of ruby in BBCode compatible forums is also quite simple and could be done in one of at least two alternatives that hereby I introduce: | The implementation of ruby in BBCode compatible forums is also quite simple and could be done in one of at least two alternatives that hereby I introduce: | ||
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