This demo demonstrates possibility of toggling certain features entirely client-side. Plain Reading View
toggle behaves exactly like in previous example but Normalized View functionality is equivalent to the
Diplomatic View from the previous example but avoids making a request to the server. This result is
achieved by toggling CSS classes on selected elements (see pb-toggle-feature name="norm2" for
configuration). Please note that results of the PM transformations via ODD need to be prepared in a way that
returns content required by both toggle states and matching CSS specifications need to be also passed (see
"dantiscus.odd" treatment of e.g. .choice, .choice-alternate and br).
Diplomatic View toggles between two values for the mode parameter ("norm" and "diplomatic").
This parameter is passed on to the server and available in the ODD to inform PM transformations - as a result
treatment of choice elements changes, e.g. abbreviations are expanded ("V.S./Vuestra Señoria").
Similarly, Page View switches between whole document ("single") or paged view. Translation
switches between the transcription and translation parts of the text (note that translation view makes no sense
with the "Page" switch on for our example as the pages were not encoded in the translation).
Three last toggles all influence server-side processing thus require making a request to the server when
the setting is changed. Client-side toggles ("Plain Reading View" in this case) are applied afterwards to the
results returned from the server.