Template:Hyphenation inconsistency/doc
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Purpose
[edit]{{Hyphenation inconsistency}} is used to indicate that a word's hyphenation, and lack thereof, are used interchangeably in the source text. We use this template to note these cases of stylistic inconsistency.
Some other sites, like Project Gutenberg, have a practice of correcting these inconsistencies, but Wikisource strives to keep texts consistent with the original source.
Effect
[edit]To underline the word of interest, and to produce a pop-up to show that the text is inconsistent in hyphenating this word.
Usage
[edit]Only parameter ($1
or target
) is the word in text being transcribed [mandatory].
The intention is to encapsulate the word in question
{{Hyphenation inconsistency|tool-tip}}
- RESULT: tool-tip ← hover cursor to see full effect
See also
[edit]- {{Ambiguous hyphenation}} – when it is unclear if a word divided by a line break should be joined as a hyphenated or unhyphenated word
- {{SIC}}