Add title attributes in useful places, fix Chant-by-Cantus-ID page formatting #484
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This PR does two main things:
.name
s of Genres and Offices (i.e. the abbreviations for these objects), it addstitle=""
attributes to these elements, so that the.description
of the Genre/Office (i.e. the full name of the object) is displayed upon mouseover.title
attributes to all column headers spelling out what the columns mean (e.g. in several places, we just leave empty column headers instead of writing out "Genre" or "Office", in order to save space. We also use "Mel" instead of "Volpiano Melody" and "Image" instead of "Image Link")Along the way, I discovered that on the Chant-by-Cantus-ID page, we were displaying the string representation of chants' offices rather than their abbreviation. This caused this property to be quite out-of-proportion compared to how OldCantus renders this information. This PR fixes this.
OldCantus:
NewCantus, previously:
NewCantus, now: