Am Freitag, 8. November 2002 12:34 schrieb Simon Pepping: > will be possible and nobody knows what to expect. A content model like > %text;, declared as (#PCDATA|p|code)+, would be better. Schemas have
Thank you, I didn't know that was valid. Ok, it's only logically... (I'm a XML beginner, you know...) > that it can generate a hyperlink. You might also use XLink language: > xlink:href="author#hraban", which already indicates that the author Ahja, another specs to read... Would 'xlink:href="authors.xml#hraban" be right? Is it possible to define "authors.xml" (in DTD?) als target for all authors links? > Note that Docbook has provisions for QandA: qandaset, question, > answer. I think docbook is a prime example of too wide a DTD. But it > is useful to try and devise a DTD that is a subset of Docbook. It > would make your documents processable with generic Docbook tools. My approach was to discuss first the needed structure and then look how my needed structure can be "translated" to DocBook. I didn't got time to read the DocBook docs yet. And I don't know if I will understand them... ;-) Gr��lis vom Hraban! -- http://www.fiee.net http://www.ramm.ch --- _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ref.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
