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Page Amount References

    

"page-number": An XSL-FO aspect confined as a data capricious to accredit to

    

the accepted page number. It is actual advantageous for bearing active page number

    

in page attack area. The afterward cipher puts the accepted page amount at the left

    

edge of a block:

    

 <fo:block text-align="end">

    
 </fo:page-number/>

    
</fo:block>

    

"page-number-citation": An XSL-FO aspect confined as a data capricious to accredit to

    

the page amount area the referenced formatting item is located.

    

The referenced formatting item is defined by its "id" attribute.

    

The afterward cipher puts the page amount of affiliate 2 in referencing sentence:

    

 <fo:block id="chapter_2">

    
 Affiliate 2 ...

    
</fo:block>

    
...

    
<fo:block>

    
 See Affiliate 2 on page 

    
 <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="chapter_2"/> for details.

    
</fo:block>

    

Hyper Links

    

"basic-link": An XSL-FO aspect confined as a appropriate account to

    

produce a aggressive link. A aggressive hotlink is clickable while the achievement certificate is

    

viewed in a browser. If a aggressive hotlink is clicked, the browser should move to

    

another area in the aforementioned certificate or an alien document

    

where this aggressive hotlink is referred to.

    

The afterward cipher defines a aggressive hotlink for an access in the table of contents:

    

 <fo:block id="chapter_2">

    
 Affiliate 2 ...

    
</fo:block>

    
...

    
<fo:block id="toc">

    
 ...

    
 <fo:basic-link internal-destination="chapter-2" color="#0000ff">

    
 Affiliate 2. ------ <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="chapter_2"/>

    
 </fo:basic-link>

    
</fo:block>

    

The afterward cipher defines a aggressive hotlink apropos to an alien document

    

with the advice of an XSL action url():

    

 <fo:block id="reference">

    
 See <fo:basic-link 

    
  external-destination="url( www.geocities.com/_yang )"

    
  color="#0000ff"> s home page</fo:basic-link>

    
 for added details.

    
</fo:block>

    

Internal destinations are aswell advantageous for architecture indexes at the end of a document.

    

Page amount citations and centralized destinations can accredit both advanced and backward.

    

Forward references requires XSL formatter to action the antecedent cipher twice, because

    

a advanced page amount is not accepted during the first process. FOP seems to be processing

    

the antecedent cipher alert automatically. But I bethink that I accept to run TeX processors

    

twice to boldness page amount citations accurately with TeX documents.

    

Marked Altar References

    

"marker": An XSL-FO aspect confined as a appropriate account to mark a accumulation of formatting

    

objects with a advertence name.

    

"retrieve-marker": An XSL-FO aspect confined as a appropriate account to retrieve the

    

formatting altar apparent by the defined advertence name. This account can alone be acclimated in

    

"static-content" flows.

    

The afterward cipher marks a affiliate appellation with "chapter_title" as the advertence name, and

    

then retrieves the affiliate appellation in the footer area:

    

 <fo:static-content flow-name="footer" 

    
   <fo:block border-top-width="1px" border-top-style="solid"

    
    text-align="center">

    
    <fo:retrieve-marker retrieve-class-name="chapter_title"/>

    
   </fo:block>

    
  </fo:static-content>

    
  <fo:flow flow-name="body"

    
   ...

    
   <fo:block id="chapter_2">

    
    <fo:marker marker-class-name="chapter_title">

    
     Affiliate 2. Title

    
    </fo:marker>

    
    <fo:block>

    
     Affiliate 2. Title

    
    </fo:block>

    
   </fo:block>

    
   ...

    
  </fo:flow>