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set up purl.org domain for cg elements #33

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marieALaporte opened this issue Jan 19, 2021 · 6 comments
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set up purl.org domain for cg elements #33

marieALaporte opened this issue Jan 19, 2021 · 6 comments

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@marieALaporte
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I started redirecting from purl.org/cg/terms to this repo.
Need to do it for all the cg specific elements. First, we need to move on issue #31

exemple of working purl: cg.hasMetadata

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Oh that's cool! I didn't know you could do that with purl.org.

I can make a pull request with changes required for #31 if you like.

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@alanorth That would be great, thanks

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FYI @ayabowork

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All the PURLs should be working now.

@alanorth yCoord, xCoord and code don't link to the correct sections. I cannot find why. Could you please take a look into that issue. Thanks

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@alanorth yCoord, xCoord and code don't link to the correct sections. I cannot find why. Could you please take a look into that issue. Thanks

Sure I can fix that. The issue is that you should only use "#" in the link, not the target id itself. I will prepare a pull request to clean these up, as I see they are also duplicated:

<p class="invisible"><a id="#cg:xCoord"></a><a id="xCoord"></a></p>

We only need the first one (without the "#" of course).

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I will fix the Dublin Core links as well

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