Help/Audio & video
Audio and video pages are used to share audio tracks and videos to which a reading or a literary text refers, with relevant data. The title of the audio/video page is generally the title of the audio/video.
The audio/video page contains:
- A floating div element with essential data and copyright information (optional);
- The embedded audio track or video;
- Description of the audio/video;
- Links to texts, readings, presentations refering or connected to the audio/video;
- The category tag;
- Silent semantic annotations if in-text annotations are not used in the description.
The audio/video page layout is hence as follows:
| Wiki markup or text in the page | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | <div style="background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px solid #aaa; float:right; padding: 1em; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;"> Content of the div element </div> |
The optional floating div element does not correspond to a template and can be adjusted in accordance with the content. |
| 2. | [[Fichier:Filename|width]] | Embedded audio track or video. For videos, the width can be adjusted. |
| 3. | Description | General formatting rules apply. You can include in-text annotations. |
| 4. | {{Référence|cette vidéo}} Or any other relevant parameter. See below. | Automatic references, created with the help of correct category and semantic annotation use, are called with this tag. |
| 5. | [[Category:Audio]] or [[Category:Vidéo]] Use Hang instead of Audio and Videó instead of Vidéo for pages in Hungarian. | Categorizes the page as an audio track or video page. |
| 6. | {{#set: En lien avec=Roland Barthes}} | Silent semantic annotations to connected author or text data pages. |
Floating div element
Optional. This is the first element of an audio/video page. It is created with the <div> HTML tag.
You can adjust the appearance of the floating box as you wish. For example, <div style="background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px solid #aaa; float:right; padding: 1em; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;"> will create a floating box with light grey background and grey borders. If the width is not specified, the box will adapt its width to content and thus can take 100% of the page.
Don't forget to close the <div> block with the </div> tag.
Embedded audio track or video
Audio tracks and videos are embedded just as images. For videos, you can specify the width.
Example of an embedded audio track:
[[Fichier:Barthes_Comment_vivre_ensemble.mp3]]
Example of an embedded video:
[[Fichier:Roland Barthes Le Plaisir du texte Ina.mp4|620px]]
Description
Under the embedded audio track/video, you can add a text about it. You can include in-text annotations with the "Linked to" ("En lien avec") property in the text. Thus, the link of the audio/video page will be listed on the author's or text's data page connected to the audio/video. If your text doesn't include references to authors or texts, use silent semantic annotations instead.
Links to texts, readings, presentations
Automatic reference lists are called with the help of {{Référence}} or {{Referencia}} tag. In the case of audio tracks/videos, you need to add a parameter:
- if the image data page is in French, add the parameter "cette œuvre", or any phrase that describes the image, like this:
{{Référence|cette œuvre}}. - if the image data page is in Hungarian, add the parameter "mű" or "kép", or any phrase that describes the image, like this:
{{Referencia|mű}}.
If there are links with "Refers to" (or "Fait référence à") property pointing to the page, they are automatically listed.
- If you call the
{{Référence|cette œuvre}}tag, links are listed after this text: "Les lectures suivantes font référence à cette œuvre :". - If you call the
{{Referencia|mű}}tag, links are listed after this text: "Az alábbi olvasatok utalnak erre a műre:".Note the suffix -re, which fits to generally used words for images (mű, kép, etc.).
Note that if you don't use the "cette œuvre" or "mű" parameter, the above texts will refer to texts.
If there are links with "Linked to" (or "En lien avec") property pointing to the page, they are automatically listed.
- If you call the
{{Référence|cette œuvre}}tag, links are listed after this text: "Images, vidéos ou présentations en lien avec cette œuvre :". - If you call the
{{Referencia|mű}}tag, links are listed after this text: "A mű az alábbi képekhez, videókhoz, prezentációkhoz köthető:".
Note that if you don't use the "cette œuvre" or "mű" parameter, the above texts will refer to texts.
You only have to use the reference tag once; the two types of links are called with the same tag.
Category tag
[[Category:Images]]for image data pages in French.[[Category:Képek]]for image data pages in Hungarian.
Silent semantic annotations
If your text doesn't include references (i.e. links) to authors or texts connected to the image, you should use silent annotations.
For example, Séphora is connected to Du côté de chez Swann (actually, the fresco appears in the novel), but the text in the image page doesn't include any direct links to this title. To still have a semantic link between the two pages, the #set function allows to assign the required value to the "Linked to" property. Thus, the image data page (Séphora) will be listed as a reference on the novel's data page.
