Add XSL support for the JATS verse-line/@style attribute #4078
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Request to enhance the verse-line element template to support the style attribute. If the style attribute is present, then its value is passed to the resulting HTML via the inclusion of a span element. If the style attribute is not present, then behavior is not changed.
Currently, it appears the default behavior is inline and monospaced. This request allows for the ability to control the styling of the content within the verse-line element.
For example, the following JATS markup:
currently produces the following HTML display:
This request will allow for the following HTML display: