Are \periph markers not in Bibledit's style sheet? Could they be?

[Eric Chapman]

Are \periph markers not in Bibledit's style sheet?

I went to https://ubsicap.github.io/usfm/peripherals/front.html and
tried to figure out a little bit about Front Matter. I added them to the
Front Matter in the Bible translation I'm working on, but the preview
indicates these markers are not in Bibledit's stylesheet, but I may be
wrong.

If they are not in there, could someone put them in? I am pretty sure I
would not know how to add them correctly :)

Thank you!

Eric

[Teus Benschop]

Hello Eric,

The marker can be added to the stylesheet manually, through the stylesheet editor. In the stylesheet editor, right at the bottom of the page, one can add markers there.

For example after adding this marker, the style could look like this:

Style

Stylesheet	test
Style	periph
Name	Name
Description	Information
Category	Extra styles
This style	is a peripheral element
This one	starts preface

For permanently adding this style to the stylesheet, a code update would be needed.

Teus.

[Eric Chapman]

Hi, Teus,

Does that mean that all of the markers on this page (https://ubsicap.github.io/usfm/peripherals/front.html) need to be added?

And where did you get the data in blue in the table you pasted in below? Seems I've seen that somewhere, but now I cannot find it.

Thanks!

Eric

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[Teus Benschop]

On Tue, 12 Apr 2022 at 20:22, Eric Chapman <ben...@etchapman.org> wrote:

Does that mean that all of the markers on this page (https://ubsicap.github.io/usfm/peripherals/front.html) need to be added? 

And where did you get the data in blue in the table you pasted in below? Seems I've seen that somewhere, but now I cannot find it.

Hi Eric,

The data in blue in the table is from the style editor. This editor works after creating a new stylesheet. The standard stylesheet cannot be edited, it's a fixed stylesheet. But a new stylesheet can be edited. Here is a link to an instructional video that gives more information about the styles editor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRfuetVQEJM. 

I didn't check whether all the styles you linked to need to be added. The ones not yet available from the stylesheet, those are the ones that could be added, if found useful.

Teus.