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	===Edit===		===Edit===
	When editing a poem, you may apply multiple optional attributes to the poem.		When editing a poem, you may apply multiple optional attributes to the poem.

			Also you may alter the styles of the date picker of the published date, and enable advanced clipboard functions.

			'''Remarks:'''

			The settings may apply to all registered users, since the app is designed for managing poetry of one poet only.
	===View===		===View===
	The settings affect how the poem viewer displays the attributes of a poem. The settings defined here are stored in Web browser's local storage, not in the DB, thus the settings are effective as per the browser.		The settings affect how the poem viewer displays the attributes of a poem. The settings defined here are stored in Web browser's local storage, not in the DB, thus the settings are effective as per the browser.

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Poetry

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	This section defines some language attributes of the poetry collection. It is optional to define the attributes.		This section defines some language attributes of the poetry collection. It is optional to define the attributes.

	For Chinese poetry, the situation could be more complex. For more details, check [[Settings for Chinese Poetry]].		For Chinese poetry, the situation could be more complex with 2 written systems and multiple dialects. For more details, check [[Settings for Chinese Poetry]].
	===Edit===		===Edit===
	When editing a poem, you may apply multiple optional attributes to the poem.		When editing a poem, you may apply multiple optional attributes to the poem.

Admin>Soulmate: Created page with " ==Export== Export functionsThe export functions could be used to export the poetry collection into JSON files and export all images into a zip file, then you download to a local drive for backup or publishing to a static Website. ===Export All=== This will result in downloading the poetry collection including settings in a JSON file. And the data in the JSON file can be used as a backup or become the data in a static Website for publi..."

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==Export==
[[File:Export functions.png|thumb|Export functions]]The export functions could be used to export the poetry collection into JSON files and export all images into a zip file, then you download to a local drive for backup or publishing to a static Website.
===Export All===
This will result in downloading the poetry collection including settings in a JSON file. And the data in the JSON file can be used as a backup or become the data in a static Website for publishing. If your poetry collection contain locally hosted images, you may also need to "Export All Images".
===Export All Published===
This command is available when "Settings/Edit/Use Published Date" is on. For deceased poets or poems published decades ago, published date is likely insignificant. If you have poems in draft, you may not want to publish them yet, then this command could be useful.[[File:Published Date.png|center|Published Date]]A poem is published if the date published is defined.
===Export All Images===
If you had uploaded images into the database, you should export all images into a zip file. The zip file could be used as a backup or become the content of the static Website that you use for publishing.
==Backup==
This basically download the poetry database which is with Sqlite database engine.
===Sqlite Database File===
If you install PoetryApp MP as local desktop app, you may close the app and go to app's sub folder "PoetryApp_Data" and copy file poems.db to your backup drive. And it is better to name the backup file as "poemsYYYYMMDD.db" like "poems20211023.db".
===JSON File and Optional Images.zip===
The exported JSON file and the optional images.zip could be used as backup to be restored into a blank poems.db.

To restore the database, please check '''[[Restore]]'''.
==Settings==
===Author===
PoetryApp is designed for one poet, and you may input the basic poet info here.
===Poetry===
This section defines some language attributes of the poetry collection. It is optional to define the attributes.

For Chinese poetry, the situation could be more complex. For more details, check [[Settings for Chinese Poetry]].
===Edit===
When editing a poem, you may apply multiple optional attributes to the poem.
===View===
The settings affect how the poem viewer displays the attributes of a poem. The settings defined here are stored in Web browser's local storage, not in the DB, thus the settings are effective as per the browser.
==Annotations Management==
[[File:Annotations management.png|thumb|annotations management]]Since phase-based annotations may be shared among poems, this is a center for managing annotations.

The number associated with each chip indicate how many poems are referencing the same annotation.

When you click a chip, you may edit the annotation. Or, if you change the "Click-Chip Action" to "List Poems", clicking a chip results in listing all poems referencing the same annotation.
==Local Pictures Management==
[[File:Pictures Management.png|thumb|Pictures Management]]This is a center for managing locally hosted images which were uploaded and stored in the database.

The number associated with an image is to indicate how many poems are referencing the image, while the poems are listed as chips. Clicking a chip will display the respective poems then you may edit.

Since the poem is loading to HTML img tag like:<syntaxhighlight lang="html">
<img class="local" src="api/files/file/e65bb512-1a9d-4a78-ac9e-83d74fbf9e8c.jpeg" alt="Pallas Athena" loading="lazy" decoding="async">
</syntaxhighlight>However, the references recorded in the database and the references in HTML codes may lost sync from time to time, for example, you had removed respective HTML tags. Then you need to audit.
===Audit===
The app will scan associated poems to find out if the image is really referenced in each poem.
===Audit All===
The app will scan all poems to find out if any hosted image is not referenced in any poem.
===Audit and Reconcile===
Audit all, then remove orphaned images from the database.
==External Pictures Management==
[[File:External Pictures.png|thumb|External Pictures]]A poem may contain images from external source, like:<syntaxhighlight lang="html">
<img width="512" alt="RenÃ©-Antoine Houasse - The Dispute of Minerva and Neptune, 1689" src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg/512px-Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg">
</syntaxhighlight>This module will scan all poems and list poems referencing external images.
===Remote to Local===
This will download the external picture and save to the database, and make the respective HTML img tag reference to the locally hosted image. And the description will be come the alt attribute of element img.

'''Remarks:'''

It is entirely your responsibility to sort our the copyright issues of the images used in the content.of poetry, through referencing or locally hosting.

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	The number associated with an image is to indicate how many poems are referencing the image, while the poems are listed as chips. Clicking a chip will display the respective poems then you may edit.		The number associated with an image is to indicate how many poems are referencing the image, while the poems are listed as chips. Clicking a chip will display the respective poems then you may edit.

	Since the poem is loading to HTML img tag like:<~~syntaxhighlight~~ lang="html">		Since the poem is loading to HTML img tag like:<pre lang="html">
	<img class="local" src="api/files/file/e65bb512-1a9d-4a78-ac9e-83d74fbf9e8c.jpeg" alt="Pallas Athena" loading="lazy" decoding="async">		<img class="local" src="api/files/file/e65bb512-1a9d-4a78-ac9e-83d74fbf9e8c.jpeg" alt="Pallas Athena" loading="lazy" decoding="async">
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>However, the references recorded in the database and the references in HTML codes may lost sync from time to time, for example, you had removed respective HTML tags. Then you need to audit.		</pre>However, the references recorded in the database and the references in HTML codes may lost sync from time to time, for example, you had removed respective HTML tags. Then you need to audit.
	===Audit===		===Audit===
	The app will scan associated poems to find out if the image is really referenced in each poem.		The app will scan associated poems to find out if the image is really referenced in each poem.
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	Audit all, then remove orphaned images from the database.		Audit all, then remove orphaned images from the database.
	==External Pictures Management==		==External Pictures Management==
	[[File:External Pictures.png\|thumb\|External Pictures]]A poem may contain images from external source, like:<~~syntaxhighlight~~ lang="html">		[[File:External Pictures.png\|thumb\|External Pictures]]A poem may contain images from external source, like:<pre lang="html">
	<img width="512" alt="RenÃ©-Antoine Houasse - The Dispute of Minerva and Neptune, 1689" src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg/512px-Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg">		<img width="512" alt="RenÃ©-Antoine Houasse - The Dispute of Minerva and Neptune, 1689" src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg/512px-Ren%C3%A9-Antoine_Houasse_-_The_Dispute_of_Minerva_and_Neptune%2C_1689.jpg">
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>This module will scan all poems and list poems referencing external images.		</pre>This module will scan all poems and list poems referencing external images.
	===Remote to Local===		===Remote to Local===
	This will download the external picture and save to the database, and make the respective HTML img tag reference to the locally hosted image. And the description will be come the alt attribute of element img.		This will download the external picture and save to the database, and make the respective HTML img tag reference to the locally hosted image. And the description will be come the alt attribute of element img.