David Shevitz wrote: > I would like to create links within an XML document. For example, I > would like to have the phrase "repeat the steps outlined in Section A" > link to an earlier section titled "Section A" in the document. > > I had thought that I could accomplish this by creating a link tag around > the hot text, for example: > > <link linkend="SectionA">repeat the steps outlined in Section A</link> > > And add the following to the "id" attribute for the heading Section A: > > id="SectionA" > > While the linkend is being converted correctly, I am noticing that the > id portion is not. Am I missing a step? Or doing something incorrect?
Does "linkend is being converted correctly" mean? --- After converting the *DocBook* document to *HTML*, clicking on the "repeat the steps outlined in Section A" makes the browser scroll to display the heading with id "SectionA". --- Now if this is the case, I really do not understand "I am noticing that the id portion is not". Please, send us another mail specifying: * The type of your XML document. * The format of the converted document (HTML? PDF?). * The tool used to do the conversion (FOP? XEP? in the case of PDF). * The expected look and feel for the link. * The expected look and feel for the target of the link.
