William McVey wrote: > On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 12:49, Hussein Shafie wrote: > >>Zahara wrote: >> >>>I am using a /table /in my docbook. Each cell of the table contains a >>>preview image (using /mediaobject/). Now, I need to associate another >>>image with it. This second image should be opened /in a new window >>>/when the preview image is clicked. >> >>I'm not sure to understand this last sentence. > > > I think I understand the question, since it seems related to something I > wanted to do and did some research on. It seems like Zahara is > interested in converting her docbook to HTML, and wants the "preview > image" mediaobject to be the hyperlink to another document/image. The > problem is that ulink is an inline element, and mediaobjects are block > elements which can't be contained within an inline. The only solution I > could find for this task is to use the inlinemediaobject. This is less > than ideal since captions and block level display don't occur (although > when combined with literallayout, the effect is not too bad). > > The next generation of DocBook (early alpha level of stability) will > reportedly allow hyperlink from almost every kind of element (via > attributes) without requiring a special linking element. This is still a > ways away from mainstream availability though. I hope this addresses the > question being asked (it's more docbook related than xxe, but that > seemed to be the point of the question). >
Thanks for answering so well to Zahara's question.
