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From: Doug du Boulay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 13:34:25 +0900
>On Monday 24 February 2003 03:37, ed nixon wrote:
>> I may have painted myself into a corner while trying to create some
>> (hopefully) intuitive navigation functionality in a sdocbook article I'm
>> working on. I've added a ULINK element to the TITLE for SECTION. Of
>> course it works as expected and like a charm when I'm generating my html
I have done something similar. I want the title of my book to be a ulink to the
official website in the html version. For the pdf version I don't want it to be a
ulink. In my pdf dsl customization, I have:
;; *** URLs ***
;; Use of the "url" package for LaTeX
;; Original : dblink.dsl
(element ulink
(let ((type (attribute-string (normalize "type"))))
(if (equal? type "htmlonly")
(sosofo-append
(process-children) ;; Wrote the text
)
(sosofo-append
(process-children) ;; Wrote the text with its format (anchor in
HTML)
(make formatting-instruction ;; Wrote : " (\url{" + theUrl + "})"
data: (string-append " (\\url{" (attribute-string (normalize "url")) "})")))
)
)
)
Note that I am using the url package. If you are not, just leave the part below "Wrote
the text with its..." as it is in the original. In my html customization, the ulink
definition is unchanged and the "type" attribute is ignored.
Whenever I want a ulink to be a link in the html I use something like:
<ULINK URL="../" TYPE="htmlonly">My text goes here</ULINK>
In the pdf, "My text goes here" appears in the current font with no extraneous
decoration. In the html, it is a hyperlink.
--
Kevin M. Dunn
Professor of Chemistry
Hampden-Sydney College
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