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+ This page allows you to connect pages from a IIIF manifest to folios in the manuscript, such
+ that the IIIF manifest will automatically change pages as users read the manuscript.
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+ How it works:
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+ - Each row is one image (canvas) from this manuscript's IIIF manifest.
+ - Look at the image, work out which folio of the manuscript it shows, and enter that folio's
+number (for example 12r) to link the image to the text.
+ - You can click each image to see it larger.
+ - For a quick start, use Fill in folio numbers from manifest labels: when an
+ image's manifest label (e.g. "Carta: 53r") appears only once in the manifest and matches a Folio
+ record that isn't linked yet, it fills in that folio's number. Check the results before saving.
+ - Clear a folio number to unlink it.
+ - Use the Show menu to narrow the list, for example to images not linked yet, your
+ unsaved changes, or rows with problems that need fixing before you can save.
+ - Use the Save button at the bottom of the page to save your changes when finished.
+ - A Folio record also needs a line range before the text can turn to its image. Add it on the
+ Folio record's own page after saving.
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+ Note that the IIIF institution's own label for each image is shown under "Manifest label" for reference only; it may be wrong or repeated.
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+ Note also that this page only handles which Folio record is linked to which image. Folio records are never
+ renamed or deleted here, so their toponyms stay attached; to correct a folio number itself,
+ edit the Folio record.
+ {% if can_create %}Entering a folio number that has no Folio record yet will create a new one on save.{% endif %}
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