Philippe Coq wrote: > Before receiving your mail I found that the easiest way was really to use > "Convert Document". > But now thanks to your help I see that I have the choice to produce > the html file via xmlmind or ANT targets that call xsltproc. > My preference was for the second approach (use ant to produce the doc) > because I think I will need, in my doc, to have references to other xml > DocBook documents. > For this, I have understood that I must use <olink> elements but I am > not sure > that xmlmind provides a support for this kind of references (right?). > For you, what is the cleaner way to build a document that have cross > references on other xml documents? > use <ulink> via xmlmind and then change manually <ulink> into <olink>
Why do that? XMLmind XML Editor being a general purpose XML editor, you are welcome to use it to create <olink> elements. For example, you can select some text by dragging your mouse over it and then use "Edit|Convert" (Ctrl+T) to convert it to an <olink> element. You can also customize the DocBook tool bar to add support for <olink> elements, etc. > and follow the > chapter 23 of the complete guide DocBook > http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Olinking.html#LinkBetweenDocs > I am interested to know your feeling about this. I've never used <olink> elements in my life and therefore I cannot help you. However, I'm 100% sure that XMLmind XML Editor does not get in the way if you intend to use <olink> elements.
