Boris Stumm wrote: > Besides that, I have two questions/feature requests: > > - Is there a way to enter the target of a PI in an comfortable way? Right > now, I have to first insert it, and then change the target using the > menubar again. I wonder if it could be solved by treating the target like > an attribute, then the attribute window could be used.
* Changing the target of a PI is a *repeatable* command. That is, change the target of a PI once, and then use Ctrl-A to do the same to other PIs. See also Shift-Ctrl-A (Command History). * AND/OR write or record a macro-command which inserts the PI *and* changes its target to a given value. > - for some elements (e.g. xref in docbook) it would be convenient if one > had not to use the attribute tab to enter the attribute value, but simply > continue typing, like other inline elements (emphasis, citation, ...). > With CSS "text-field" or "value-editor" this behaviour can be simulated > to a certain extend, but it doesn't "feel" natural. xref example: Ctrl-E, <type "li" then SPACE for autocompletion>, Enter, <type the value of the "linkend" attribute>, Enter, is the best we can do for you. (Please take the time to try this exact sequence.)
