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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: Markup questions
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 05:42:32PM +0100, Moritz Weiten wrote: > Hello! > > I have some questions concerning DocBook-markup: > > > What is the correct way to mark-up a Table of Contents and a Table of > Figures? Generally you don't have to do any markup for these. They are automatically generated by the stylesheets. > Basically, I have three ways to organize my bibliography: With > abbreviations, such as "[Walsh2002]", with numbers, such as "[1], [2], > ." and according to the so called "Harvard System". I understood that I > can implement the first system by using <biblioentry id="[Walsh2002]"> > and <xref linkend="[walsh2002]">. > > First question: Do I implement the numbering system in the same way? > (E.g. <biblioentry id="[2]"> and <xref linkend="[2]">) As someone else said, you cannot use the brackets in id and linkend attributes. But you can get the text you want using xreflabel and a permitted id: <biblioentry id="biblio-2" xreflabel="[2]"> and <xref linkend="biblio-2">) > Second question: The Harvard System requires different kinds of > references to the same entry in the bibliography, e.g. ".Walsh (2002) > states that ..." and ". DocBook-standard (Walsh, 2002)". How do I go > about this? Different references under what circumtstances? Can a stylesheet distinguish the differences in the markup? > How can I place an entry in the Bibliography for a source with a URL (a > specification, an Online-Journal, etc.)? In biblioentry, the title can contain a ulink element. Is that what you meant? > If I have an Entry in the Bibliography for an article in a journal, do I > have to split the entry (with "<bibliomixed>" and "<bibliomset>") in > order to include the title of the journal? > > > > What about the place of a publication - I did not find the appropriate > tag!? <address> ? -- Bob Stayton 400 Encinal Street Publications Architect Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Technical Publications voice: (831) 427-7796 The SCO Group fax: (831) 429-1887 email: bobs@sco.com
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