The XSL templates for generating olinks were modularized in version 1.66 to permit easier customization. These are the templates that can be customized to change the behavior of olinking.
select.target.database
This template is called
for each olink to select the olink target database
filename. By default, it selects the value of the
target.database.document
parameter. If you customize
this template, then you could use more than one olink
database when processing a document.
select.olink.key
This template is called for
each olink to select the data for the olink.
The key
here is the combination of targetdoc/targetptr/lang
that will actually be used for this olink. Currently this
template recurses through the languages to find the best match.
It also handles the cases of a missing targetdoc
or targetptr
attribute, and the prefer.internal.olink
parameter.
make.olink.href
This template assembles the complete
URI for each olink. This is output as the href
for an HTML link, or
as the external-destination
attribute for an FO link.
olink.hottext
This template assembles the generated text for an olink, except for the optional document title or page citation.
olink.docname.citation
This template generates the optional title of the target document. You may not need to customize this template if you customize the associated gentext template instead.
olink.page.citation
This template generates the optional page number citation for an olink. You may not need to customize this template if you customize the associated gentext template instead.
insert.olink.docname.markup
modeThis is a mode that handles wrapping format styles around the optional document title generated for a olink. This permits you to make the other document's title italic or some other format.
See the section “Replacing templates” for a general discussion of customizing DocBook XSL templates.
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