Long-Form Content Typesetting
skill · created
Evidence record
- What is verified
- Uses in published workflows: 1
- Revision
- Version 0.1.0
- Validation status
- Public-sanitized publication; no independent validation is claimed.
What this is and why
Defines how authored prose becomes typeset HTML on a Talomnia surface, which until now nothing did: the closed inline subset a renderer converts, the heading-and-label discipline that keeps a document outline readable, how lists, tables, blockquotes, code, citations and links are set, the Russian and English conventions for dashes and quotation marks, how numbers and currency are written in each language, and the measure a sustained-reading column is bounded to. The clause that decides the failure case is the one about UNEXPECTED markup: a renderer's behaviour on markup outside the subset is defined here rather than left to chance — it escapes first, converts a closed set, and renders everything else literally, while the ingest gate and the published-surface sweep refuse it loudly. Markup a reader can see is a defect of correctness, not of polish.
Where it was applied and what it helped deliver
Relations
- Uses: constrained-by
- honesty-presentation
- Uses: derived-from
- component-librarystyle-guide
- Used by: uses
- long-form-document
Metadata and provenance
- id
- tal-skill-long-form-typesetting
- type
- skill
- version
- 0.1.0
- origin
- created in Talomnia
- lifecycle
- public_sanitized
- tags
- design, typography, content, i18n, tz-5-6, tz-14-2
The source is the private knowledge repository; only the sanitized public projection reaches this site.
verified · tal-skill-long-form-typesetting · v0.1.0