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When viewing a model of a large classification system in Skosmos, one might get hundreds of labels for the same property for one concept, in each language of the model. This crowds the concept view quite a lot.
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Preferably the model would have been structured in a way that avoids situations where a concept has 400+ labels in various languages.
But when it happens, one solution would be adding a check in the relevant Skosmos twig template if there's a list of e.g. over 30 statements with the same property, the corresponding <li> element would have max-height: 500px; overflow-y: scroll; added to it. Of course, the maximum allowed number of statements without a scrollable list should depend on the font size.
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Suggestion from FSD: some properties like altLabels and related concepts could be hidden by default and only opened if user so wants. Example from CESSDA's ELLST:
Difficulty with this is how to make sure that a random user realizes the existence of hidden properties in all cases.
See also the filters for preferred and use for terms in ELLST:
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Tediously long propery lists for concepts in certain classification systems
Tediously long property lists for concepts in certain classification systems
Apr 8, 2020
At which URL did you encounter the problem?
http://dev.finto.fi/ykl/fi/page/38.55
What steps will reproduce the problem?
When viewing a model of a large classification system in Skosmos, one might get hundreds of labels for the same property for one concept, in each language of the model. This crowds the concept view quite a lot.
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Preferably the model would have been structured in a way that avoids situations where a concept has 400+ labels in various languages.
But when it happens, one solution would be adding a check in the relevant Skosmos twig template if there's a list of e.g. over 30 statements with the same property, the corresponding
<li>
element would havemax-height: 500px; overflow-y: scroll;
added to it. Of course, the maximum allowed number of statements without a scrollable list should depend on the font size.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: