When the search term "2°" (2°) is entered in the search field, the bibliography entries are filtered, but the term is not highlighted in the entries. This is due to the fact that the regex generated from the term in the JS code in openbibl.highlight.js in window.obp.highlight.highlight_term() is like

/\b2°\b/i

which will never match due to the non-word-char/word-boundary combination.

The word boundary assertion should be included only if the end of the search term is a word character.

In isolation, the Jasmine test

tests/js/spec/openbibl/tooltip tooltip events tooltip 
hover event adds tooltip text

passes, but it fails when run as part of the entire test suite. After some debugging, it has been determined that the tooltip test will fail when only the following two test units are enabled in SpecRunner.js:

'tests/js/spec/openbibl/query'
'tests/js/spec/openbibl/tooltip'

This would lead me to believe that there is some issue with the loading of the Jasmine-jQuery fixtures for the tooltip test, or the loading of Saxon, or an issue with a cached fixture.

Create colophon and preface pages (then add issue to links to these in the bibliography navigation - assign to Nathan)

switching to <bibl> in the template will allow authors of a bibliography to retain text flow of the title page transcription (vs. the structured order of <biblStruct>)

Tooltips do not appear during a mouse-over using Safari, although they do appear in Firefox and Chrome.

This appears to be related to an unhandled JS exception around the use of the URI object for resolving relative urls, which is unsupported in Safari.

The caret indicating the expanded/unexpanded state for an entry's note/holdings detail is not toggled to point downward as it should when a user action filters the entries using the browse/search inputs.

The current Openbibl bibliography viewer page has no means of preserving the state of the page, e.g., to snapshot the currently selected index or search terms. Implementing a url-based routing scheme would allow the current state of the application to be captured, which would facilitate bookmarking or sharing.

Examples of url (hash) based routing are found in and as add-ons for most JS frameworks:

http://angular-ui.github.io/ui-router/site/#/api/ui.router
http://documentcloud.github.io/backbone/#Router
http://emberjs.com/guides/routing/specifying-the-location-api/

Search term: ALBERTUS

The author name in the TOC here is highlighted, leading to unsightly formatting:

http://rnathanday.github.io/openbibl/examples/otherEurope/otherEurope.html

Need to confirm whether highlighting in the TOC is desirable. If so, then the match styling needs to be fixed. Otherwise, the TOC needs to be taken out of scope for term highlighting.

The favicon file 'openbibl/assets/ico/favicon.png' is referred to by the XML/HTML rendered in the browser, but the file is empty.

Certain tooltip boxes are being truncated after a filter operation. Steps to reproduce:

1. Navigate to http://rnathanday.github.io/openbibl/examples/otherEurope/otherEurope.xml
2. Click "Biblia Bohemica" in the TOC
3. Expand entire entry
4. Hover over "Jan Hus", notice that the full tooltip displays
5. Expand the "People" filter
6. Select "Jan Hus"
7. Expand the entire "Biblia Bohemica" entry
8. Hover over the "Jan Hus" link, notice that the tooltip is constrained in size by the margin of the enclosing p.bibliography element.

Is it possible to generate a list of related works (works where the person is mentioned) within the Note mouse-over?

Using a Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0's default browser, entering text in the search field causes the offscreen menu to collapse without a clean update of the #bibliographies div's offscreen classes, causing (a) the bibliography entries to be shown partially off screen, (b) the menu button not to be available.

This does not happen in small-screen mode on a desktop (non-touchscreen) device.

Can we add an XML/TEI badge button for downloading/viewing XML file? http://www.tei-c.org/About/Badges/

The Underscore.js library provides HTML-partial templating functionality, and is also used elsewhere in the code, meaning that the Handlebars.js library/dependency is redundant and increases the JS file payload w/out providing a unique contribution.

See http://underscorejs.org/#template for documentation on the templating API. Note that the Handlebars template format can be accommodated by Underscore.

The following files include references to Handlebars:

js/openbibl.js
js/openbibl.search.js
xsl/openbibl.boot.xsl
xsl/openbibl.params.xsl
notices/handlebars
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