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Subject: DOCBOOK: Including an element's content without generating hyperlink
Hi, The document I'm editing has an overview table and then a series of sections, one for each row in the table. I want the section titles to duplicate the content of the entries in one particular column of the table, so that if I change the content in the table cell I only have to change it in one place. My initial approach was to use xref with the endterm attribute: each section title contains an xref referring to the particular table entry. When I generate documents with XSL, the PDF comes out fine but in the HTML the section headings come out as hyperlinks, which is not what I wanted. Is there some other mechanism for repeating the contents of another element but that does not cross-reference it so as to create a hyperlink? Or, is the best approach to define an !ENTITY for each piece of text I want to repeat? Thanks. Philip Glaser Principal and Software Architect Sustainable Software Solutions, LLC StillSmallVoice@DirectvInternet.com www.sustainsoft.com 973-951-9522
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