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From: <las...@su...> - 2001-05-26 10:07:22
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Dan Mueth wrote: > > On Fri, 25 May 2001, Mary Dwyer wrote: > > > Hi > > > > >From the stylesheet point of view, if we get the main entry for duplicate index > > terms correct, the see/seealso references will follow. > > > > So, to recap, here's an example of the problem: > > - there are multiple sections in the document indexed by the term "Panel". These > > sections have the identifiers idx-a2, idx-a5, idx-a9. There are also a number of > > see/seealso references to "Panel" > > - under the current stylesheet structure this would result in the index entry > > <primary> > > <title linkid="idx-a2" indexid="id10715">Panel</title> > > <title linkid="idx-a5" indexid="id10715">Panel</title> > > <title linkid="idx-a9" indexid="id10715">Panel</title> > > Right. I hadn't thought of this until you pointed it out. This does not > describe what the index really looks like - it has one Panel item with > three links, not three items named "Panel" each with one link. For this > reason, the id's should be children instead of attributes. > > > - the following solution appealed, but unfortunately ID and IDREFs as element > > content is illegal :-) > > Why is it illegal? I think Norman Walsh said to Mary we shouldnt do it like this. Norm, is this what happened? Laszlo |