You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
It will be possible to set up a number of entry templates in a dictionary. When the user starts a new entry, they will have the option of basing it on a template, as well as starting from a completely blank entry as they do now.
Motivation: Templates are often used in dictionary writing systems to encourage structural consistency across multiple entries that belong together, such as colour terms or country names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
To create an entry from a template, you will have a down-pointing arrow next to the "New" button. You click that, you will see a list of available templates and you will click one to create a new (yet unsaved) entry from that template.
Additionally, we need features for editing and deleting existing templates. Probably only people with "Configure" privileges should be able to do that. Perhaps this can all happen in the existing editing screen, perhaps it needs a separate screen.
When an entry is created from a template, do we want the entry to remember that it has been created from a template, and which one? Probably not.
If a template is changed, do we want the changes to somehow propagate into all entries that have been created from it? Probably not.
All of this is already partially catered for by the "clone entry" feature.
It will be possible to set up a number of entry templates in a dictionary. When the user starts a new entry, they will have the option of basing it on a template, as well as starting from a completely blank entry as they do now.
Motivation: Templates are often used in dictionary writing systems to encourage structural consistency across multiple entries that belong together, such as colour terms or country names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: