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Fabian
I have a page (ok, will have a page) written in Japanese. As we all
know, Japanese is written with some pretty funky characters, and it is
conventional to write the so-called furigana above these kanji, as a
pronunciation guide. Imagine it as lots of little inline tables as
follows:
za kat sed hau du yu du
The cat said how do you do
This can be rendered properly using the html <RUBY> tag. Unfortunately,
that tag is not properly supported across browsers, and msie, the only
one I know that does support it, wont allow it to be manipulated
properly by javascript. So I think it is best avoided.
Anyhow, what I want is the following:
The ability to toggle individual kanji/furigana pairings by clicking on
that bit of text. Ideally, this will involve an absolute minimum of
coding within the body of the document, as I expect there will be many
such pairs.
How can I do this?
know, Japanese is written with some pretty funky characters, and it is
conventional to write the so-called furigana above these kanji, as a
pronunciation guide. Imagine it as lots of little inline tables as
follows:
za kat sed hau du yu du
The cat said how do you do
This can be rendered properly using the html <RUBY> tag. Unfortunately,
that tag is not properly supported across browsers, and msie, the only
one I know that does support it, wont allow it to be manipulated
properly by javascript. So I think it is best avoided.
Anyhow, what I want is the following:
The ability to toggle individual kanji/furigana pairings by clicking on
that bit of text. Ideally, this will involve an absolute minimum of
coding within the body of the document, as I expect there will be many
such pairs.
How can I do this?