Name
xml:link
Synopsis
xml:link= link_type ”
Description
The xml:link attribute signals an XLink processor that
an element is a link element. It can take one of the following
values:
-
simple A one-way link, pointing to the area in the target document where the referenced element occurs.
-
document A link that points to a member document of an extended link group.
-
extended An extended link, which can point to more than one target through the use of multiple locators. Extended links can also support multidirectional and out-of-line links (a listing of links stored in a separate document).
-
group A link that contains a group of document links.
The xml:link attribute is always used with other attributes to
form an XLink. See Section 1.5 for much more
information on the xml:link attribute. This
section
also has more information on attribute remapping. (Note
that this attribute may
change to xlink:form in the future.)
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