Karl,
In OSIS the n attribute is often used to represent the marker to be
shown. (Some other elements use the marker attribute.) In the ESV Matt
1.1 has the following:
<note n="a" osisID="Matt.1.1!crossReference.a" osisRef="Matt.1.1"
type="crossReference">[<reference osisRef="Luke.3.23-Luke.3.38">Luke
3:23-38</reference>]</note>
I don't know which sword apps display it instead of generating it's own
marker.
Also, it is valid to just have <reference
osisRef="Luke.3.23-Luke.3.38">23-38</reference> without the surrounding
note. This should produce an inline reference with the text between the
tag being shown, perhaps hyperlinked.
I think that, especially in the case of a commentary, it should be
always shown and the hyperlinking ability be what's toggled. If it is
embedded in a <note> then it is shown when the note is shown.
In His Service,
DM
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> ThML <scripRef> content can include a "passage" qualifier, in order
> that the text be seen inline:
>
> <scripRef passage="Is 5:9">Is 5:9</scripRef>
>
> Often used in commentaries.
>
> Is there a similar qualifier for <note>, to cause content to be shown
> inline? I've got a situation in a text module I build where I'd like
> very small amounts of note text -- mostly just a number -- to show up
> inline instead of "*n" (in GS; or "*nX.Y" in WinSword), whenever
> footnotes are enabled.
>
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