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Michael

One of the filter (number_suffix) in the typogriphy tag set was
mistakenly processing number suffix-like structures in tag attributes

Before the browse pane iframe src was not set without browsing a
resource metadata

Before it was mistakenly beeing hidden when there was no timecodes on
the page.

By using the "mode" metadata on a page on can set her own set of
available classes to be applied on a page. By writing an appropriate
stylesheet, it it possible to apply custom styles to the page or on the
fly.

wraps an html element into a figure tag with a caption as argument

before some of them were served by Google fonts...

fixing a few imports

Using markdown metadata one can specify alternative modes, for instance:

    Mode: play
          edit

It will creates a radio button set allowing one to select the mode in
which to view the page, here with play mode as the default and edit mode
as the other option.

All it does is create the radio button set and assigning to the canvas
element (the space containing the annotations) a class equal to the
specified mode. In the case above this would be:

    <article id="canvas" class="ui-layout-center play">

By clicking the edit button it becomes:

    <article id="canvas" class="ui-layout-center edit">

The behaviour is up to the stylesheets and the javascript.

aa.wiki was previously merged with aa.core. This is the result of the
seperation of the core with the wiki part, aiming to make it easier to
build on top of aa.core and the many modules made for active archives.