Historical PDF layout: 1951 to 1971 layout

[ronaldtse]

ISO/R1-1951(E) is the first publication of ISO, and provides this layout that is being used until 1971.

ISO-R-1-1951.pdf

From: https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/14/2c071d0698d64948a4b9f21a6314072b/ISO-R-1-1951.pdf

These documents provide a good representation of the layout throughout the years. All of these are samples from iTeh:

ISO-R-1699-1970.pdf
ISO-R-1173-1970.pdf
ISO-R-2014-1971.pdf
ISO-R-191-1971.pdf
ISO-R-775-1969.pdf
ISO-R-866-1968.pdf
ISO-R-186-1968.pdf
ISO-R-478-1966.pdf
ISO-R-438-1965.pdf
ISO-R-453-1965.pdf
ISO-R-299-1963.pdf
ISO-R-298-1963.pdf
ISO-R-184-1961.pdf
ISO-R-145-1960.pdf
ISO-R-58-1958.pdf
ISO-R-27-1956.pdf
ISO-R-29-1956.pdf
ISO-R-13-1955.pdf
ISO-R-4-1953.pdf

[ronaldtse]

Here's a full document found on the Internet so we can see how the pages end.

• ISO/R 1115-1969(E)

[Intelligent2013]

The document may contain one or more 'Brief history' sections (preface sections):

The first documents published with Foreword instead of 'Brief history'

Looks like, 'Brief history' is a kind or Foreword, so markup may be:

[.preface,heading=foreword]
== Brief history

Text

[.preface,heading=foreword]
== Brief history relating to the 2nd edition

Text

[Intelligent2013]

The footnotes prefixed by asterisk(s):

Note: example from ISO-R-438-1965.pdf

Each page has independent footnotes 'numbering'

This case can't be achieved in the XSL-FO, therefore footnotes will have continues numbering: *, **, ***, ****, etc.

[Intelligent2013]

No need to treat as Foreword. Just enough to set [.preface]:

[.preface]
== Brief history

[Intelligent2013]

Need to add the document attributes for

:presentation-metadata-first-printing-date: 1965-12-01
:presentation-metadata-price: Sw. fr. 3.--

Note: 'Date of the first printing' may be different (later) than the date from cover page:

[Intelligent2013]

• NOTE in small-caps, with dot and em-dash:
  

[Intelligent2013]

The last page might contain the 'Date of the second printing'. For instance, for the ISO/R 145 (1st Edition, February 1960):

So, instead of the attribute
:presentation-metadata-first-printing-date: 1967-02-01
we need to use with 'printing number' prefix like this:
:presentation-metadata-printing-date: second,1967-02-01.

'printing number' prefix can be omitted for the 'first' printing number.
I'll update blog post.

[Intelligent2013]

• the date on the cover page isn't the same as on the main section 1st page

• example ISO R 1:

  • cover page
    
  • main section 1st page
    

• example ISO R 4:

  • cover page
    
  • main section 1st page
    

Looks like the date on the main section 1st page is the issued date (:issued-date:):

• from ISO R 1 Foreword:
  

• from ISO R 4 Foreword:
  

I've found this case for the ISO R 1, 4 and 13 from the references documents.
ISO R 27 and 29 doesn't contain the date on the cover page.

But I don't figure out what does mean the date on the cover page.

[Intelligent2013]

• example displays centered (Example in smallcaps):
  

[Intelligent2013]

• footnotes in the preface tables should be displayed at page bottom (as usual text footnote)
  The example from ISO R 58:
  

[Intelligent2013]

[ ] different font sizes in the table

The different font-size can be achieved via the CSS command (https://www.metanorma.org/author/topics/inline_markup/text_formatting/#css) like this:

^|[css font-size:65%]#Number# ^| [css font-size:65%]#Symbol# ^| [css font-size:65%]#Designation#

Source PDF:

Resulted PDF:

[opoudjis]

While this is an edge case, the Russian needs inflection:

date_printing: Дата % печати

the % needs to be in the genitive. I've got that implemented somewhere, just need to look it up; hopefully twitter-cldr-rb knows about inflected ordinals.

[Intelligent2013]

• Figure and Table should be in small caption