Help talk:In-text annotation

in the section Turning links into properties the wiki markup is no longer visible in the table, only its result.

Ahmad (talk)

Thanks for the note. Fixed now. Cheers

[[kgh]] (talk)

Hi,

I would like to make annotations on a portion of text already annotated.
E.g. I have this text "I love Rome underground" and I want to annotate both "Rome" and "Rome underground" (actually also "Underground" could be another annotation I would like to make), using different properties. Is that possible?
I have already disabled the strict mode, but this allows me only to use different properties for the same value.

Thanks for the collaboration,

Loman87 (talk)

Since the values to be annotated overlap the only way to do is to use the #set parser function, like e.g. "I love Rome underground {{#set: Is city=Rome |Is point of interest=Rome underground |Has keyword=Rome, underground |+sep=, }}"

[[kgh]] (talk)

Thanks for this answer!
If I use #set I will have the data correctly assigned to the page, but I will lost the chance to have in-text annotations that are easier to understand for my users. But probably this is the only solution...
Thanks again!

Loman87 (talk)

Actually I thought about this again and even found an example: This example shows that you can annotate withing an annotation, so "I love {{#set: Is point of interest=[[Has keyword::Rome]] [[Has keyword::underground]] }}" should actually work. This setup will probably a bit more confusing for your users.

[[kgh]] (talk)

This line

 # (number sign) - for datatype "Page" since it is interpreded as part of a subobject delcaration.

has two typos:

1. (number sign) - for datatype "Page" since it is interpreted as part of a subobject declaration.

Dunedune (talk)