As I work through writing custom XSL to create Jupyter notebooks from Active Calculus activities, I'm finding irregular markup. It's probably valid PreTeXt in general (and I'm writing my conversion XSL to handle these non-conventional cases), but since these pieces of content are marked up differently than others, I thought it'd be worth logging them as an issue in case there's interest in tweaking things to fit the convention.
On the note of Activity 3.2.2: it'd appear that the "PreTeXt way" to create multipart activities would be to subdivide them into <task/>s, rather than using an <ol/> . https://pretextbook.org/doc/guide/html/basics-ch-project.html I didn't spend much time digging into the official PreTeXt-to-Jupyter experiment, but I'd imagine it'd expect tasks.
As I work through writing custom XSL to create Jupyter notebooks from Active Calculus activities, I'm finding irregular markup. It's probably valid PreTeXt in general (and I'm writing my conversion XSL to handle these non-conventional cases), but since these pieces of content are marked up differently than others, I thought it'd be worth logging them as an issue in case there's interest in tweaking things to fit the convention.
<statement/>.<p/>.<ol/>is used as a generic list. Usually the text uses<ol/>within activities to enumerate tasks.<ol/>.<caption/>s, but this is deprecated in favor of having<title/>s.On the note of Activity 3.2.2: it'd appear that the "PreTeXt way" to create multipart activities would be to subdivide them into
<task/>s, rather than using an<ol/>. https://pretextbook.org/doc/guide/html/basics-ch-project.html I didn't spend much time digging into the official PreTeXt-to-Jupyter experiment, but I'd imagine it'd expect tasks.