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- For any link to wikidata entries we've added to text, mousing over that link should trigger a pop-up window displaying the relevant comprehension-enhancing information from that entry.
- In the same way, whenever we have added other indicators to "comprehension-enhancing information" in the text (for example, highlighting a sentence from the source text that includes "low confidence level"), a pop-up window should display the relevant information that assists the readers comprehension, or alerts them to something that puts that information into perspective. (see example below)
- If the information in the pop-up window itself contains a link that could further increase the reader's comprehension, recursive pop-up windows should be triggered accordingly.
(Basic example code for generating such a pop-up is here: http://jsfiddle.net/yboss/q29tP )
Example contents of pop-up window for text highlighted in red to indicate "low confidence":
Low Confidence Level [^1]
Confidence Level: Low [^2] (highlight colour for "Low" is Red)
KEY[^3]
[UNREDACTED SOURCE TEXT GOES HERE...] [^4]
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec felis metus, feugiat a ex in, tincidunt pharetra ipsum. Orci varius natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Aenean porta eget lorem sit amet viverra. Quisque ac pretium justo.
- [^1] Bold Heading explains the "special formatting" type/meaning
- [^2] Typical blue underlined hyperlink to the wikidata entry — which itself can be moused-over to display a recursive pop-up window displaying the description for the defined term from the wikidata entry
- [^3] Include also a
KEYdisplaying examples of all the other highlight colour indicators for this category:Low(red),Medium(amber),High(green) - [^4] Complete, un-redacted sentence from the original source material
(Plain text) *including the phrase that was the signal for us to markup the html as such* (i.e. "low confidence")
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