Created attachment 122798 [details] Appearance of arrows in 505 field Content in the 505$ a field (Formatted contents note) is displaying arrows at the beginning and end of the content. This was not appearing on the 19.11 release of Koha.
Hi Holly, we changed it up a bit to display more subfields. Can you share the MARC that creates this display please?
Created attachment 122844 [details] MARC Here is the MARC
(In reply to Holly from comment #2) > Here is the MARC What we need for proper testing is a copy of the MARC record itself. You can get a copy from the bibliographic detail page using the toolbar button Save -> MARC (Unicode/UTF-8).
Created attachment 122845 [details] MARC record This should be what you need.
Confirming the problem, a bit puzzled at my own changes on bug 28703. Will try to come up with a fix.
Hm, it might just need changing the "after" to "before" here: - .r { - display: inline; + .newline::after { + content: "\A → "; + white-space: pre; }
According to the most recent MARC rules at LOC - https://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd505.html Two hyphens are the appropriate way to separate these fields. Thanks everyone!
(In reply to Amy Schapiro from comment #7) > According to the most recent MARC rules at LOC - > https://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd505.html > Two hyphens are the appropriate way to separate these fields. > Thanks everyone! Hi Amy, that's correct and it is what happens in the XSLT in current versions now. There is an issue where an extra -> (used at the beginning of the line, but you could change it to something else) appears at the end of the list.
Duplicate of Bug 29604?
(In reply to Fridolin Somers from comment #9) > Duplicate of Bug 29604? No, totally different thing. This is about showing an extra --> that has no content after.
A librarian found this bug. The record has an only 505 : <datafield tag="505" ind1="0" ind2=" "> <subfield code="a"> Introduction: the audio media revolution -- Splatters of shit: story, science and digital speech on radiolab -- You are not alone: podcast communities, audiences, and welcome to night vale -- In bed with radiotopians: podcast intimacy, empathy and narrative -- Don't look back: the new possibilities of podcast drama -- A utopian moment: podium.me, diversity and youth podcasting -- Blood culture: gaming the podcast system -- The truth about serial: it's not really about a murder -- The lucky strike: success, value and independence in the golden age of podcasting. </subfield> </datafield>