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Quick reply ...
> Would it be ok to encode that folio like the simplified code below ?
>
> <div type ="compilation">
> <pb type ="recto" />
> <list type ="quotes">
> <head>Exaltation du bas</head>
> <item
> n="1"><cit><quote><bibl><biblScope/></bibl></quote></cit></item>
> <item
> n="2"><cit><quote><bibl><biblScope/></bibl></quote></cit></item>
> <item
> n="3"><cit><quote><bibl><biblScope/></bibl></quote></cit></item>
> <pb type ="verso" />
> <fw type="header" place="top-left">Exaltation du bas</fw>
> <item
> n="4"><cit><quote><bibl><biblScope/></bibl></quote></cit></item>
> <item
> n="5"><cit><quote><bibl><biblScope/></bibl></quote></cit></item>
> </list>
> </div>
I think so. This is almost exactly what the WWP does with this
phenomenon. The following is adapted from our internal documentation:
Headings at page or column breaks in tables and lists: these are
headings which repeat the main heading for a column in a list or
table, occasioned by a page or column break in the middle of the
list. So for instance in a list of expenses, with headings
"Date", "Item", and "Price", if the list continues after the page
break these headings will in all likelihood be repeated. We
encode these repeated headings with <fw type="listHead">. Each
heading is encoded within a separate <fw>.
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