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Page blocks for article illustrations #8
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Hi @sammeltassen I think this point at the end:
We had looked at something like this together a few years ago - using the Netlify APIs. I think this would be it's own separate task, as it would also open up other editing - like Manifest Editor - and would require some extra planning. Additionally this style of integration would be tied to the GitHub and Netlify accounts that host the static site, so it would be preferable to tackle this after #14 and avoid setting that up twice. |
@stephenwf I didn't realize this was possible and actually meant the local development preview (through the current "edit" possibility). Editing the deployment preview sounds interesting but has no priority now. |
During a discussion with a colleague, the idea came up to also allow the selection of a manifest, which would result in a slide show (like on the object pages, with the possibility to hide the thumbnails). |
Ahh! That's totally fine then - yes the Page Blocks should allow for that once added to the articles. The Manifest page block would be totally fine too - we already have the "Box" API set up to search for Manifests, and the component for the slideshow. So matching these together would make sense so you can embed that component elsewhere. |
One more thing to add to this: The current illustration component also supports a mixed-media canvas. Previously this would render the canvas similar to an exhibition modal, i.e. including a tour of the canvas. With the reworking of the static site, the tour functionality has disappeared, but we would like to restore this. (I'll add an example later.) |
Adding illustrations to articles is labour-intensive:
/apps/iiif/manifests/manifest-editor/illustrations
folder in this repoPage blocks already offer a friendly way to add items to the home, collection and exhibition pages. They can be added to publications too:
In order to fully make this work for illustrations, the following enhancements are needed:
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