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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: Web servers in <bibliography>?
/ Stephane Bortzmeyer <bortzmeyer@pasteur.fr> was heard to say: | Is there a "current best practice" for Web servers (in <bibliography>? | outside?) and for URLs of books? How can I rewrite the following: | | <bookbiblio> | <title>DocBook: The Definitive Guide</title> | <author> | <surname>Walsh</surname> | <firstname>Norman</firstname> | </author> | <author> | <surname>Muellner</surname> | <firstname>Leonard</firstname> | </author> | <editor> | <surname>O'Reilly</surname> | </editor> | <isbn>1-56592-580-7</isbn> | <abstract> | <para>I didn't read it yet...</para> | </abstract> | </bookbiblio> | | to add http://www.docbook.org/? <ulink> does not seem accepted in a | <bookbiblio>, except in the <abstract>. Drop the <bookbiblio> wrapper (just put all the content in the <biblioentry>) and use <citetitle> instead of <title>. You can put a <ulink> in a cited title. This suggestion follows on an observation by Terry Allen that the titles in a bibliography entry aren't properly "titles" in the DocBook sense, they don't name the biblioentry, they're citations of titles of other works and so should properly be <citetitle>. Cheers, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | [The internet is] the largest http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | equivalence class in the reflexive Member, DocBook Editorial Board | transitive symmetric closure of | the relationship 'can be reached | by an IP packet from.'--Seth | Breidbart
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