$xlink-style
$xlink-style — Presentation style for XLink extended links.
Synopsis
$xlink-style
:=
'document'
Description
The stylesheets support XLink extended links. Extended links make
it possible to have one-to-many links. That is, a single link such
as DocBook [DocBook.org, DocBook on Wikipedia] may point to more than one target. Two styles are supported:
“inline
” which renders a link to each target inline after
the originating link, and “javascript
” which uses
JavaScript to create a
popup menu for the links.
The XLink style for a document applies to the entire document, you cannot
specify inline presentation in some cases and JavaScript presentation in others.
However, if you specify “document
” as the value for
$xlink-style
, then a
db
processing instruction in the document’s top-level info
element can be used to control the presentation. Specify the style in the
xlink-style
pseudo-attribute.
If the document
style is selected and no
processing instruction specifying a style exists, the
$xlink-style-default
style will be selected.