Norman Walsh wrote:
> We could instead do this:
>
> ...
> <info>
> <annotation xml:id="anot.tooltip">
> <title>Tool Tips</title>
> <para>A tool tip is a word or short phrase displayed automatically by
> an application when the user hovers the mouse over some component in the
> user interface.</para></annotation>
> </info>
> ...
> <para>Modern browsers display acronym expansions and link titles as
> “<phrase annotations="anot.tooltip">tool tips</phrase>”.</para>
>
> This moves the annotation out of line and allows more than one element
> to point to it. (annotations is an IDREFS, though then folks will
> wonder if xlink:href works there...)
And what about allowing annotation almost everywhere (like indexterm)
with the following semantic:
- if annotation have xml:id then it could be referenced by IDREFS
attribute from other elements
- if annotation doesn't have xml:id then it belongs to its parent
This will allow users to select style of annotating that they prefer.
Thoughts?
Jirka
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