Navigate the images available for the inscription from the drop-down on the right of the edit page
Transcribe the text of the inscription using Epidoc
Annotate a region of text with a region of interest in the image by highlighting a region of interest on the image, and copy the CITE URN (by right clicking on it) and add it as the value of a @facs attribute on the XML tag surrounding the related text in the inscription.
Enter a summary of your changes in the comment box and click Save
To preview the annotated links between text and image, click on the Overview link for the inscription and click Preview
Annotated words should be hyperlinked and clicking on them will open the image viewer to the region of interest in the linked image.
Upon commit of the publication, the inline facs annotations are transformed to standoff annotations serialized in OAC JSON-LD.
Note this aspect of the workflow is still a bit up in the air. The intent is to use the facs attribute to simplify the annotation/transcription process, but ideally we would support a parallel process of doing standoff annotations from the start. It may be better/simpler to just preserve them as a separate standoff annotation from the start, and just merge in them in at display/edit time.
