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USING QUARKXPRESS SERVER
Use the CHARSTYLE element to identify a character style sheet to be applied to
the cross reference.
Use the HYPERLINK element to enable/disable the hyperlink in the PDF output.
Use the XREFSTYLE element to specify the type of cross reference.
Use the SEPARATOR element to specify the separator text.
You can show custom text as the cross reference:
<PAGESEQUENCE MASTERREFERENCE="B-Body">
<STORY>
<PARAGRAPH PARASTYLE="Normal">
<RICHTEXT MERGE="false">Paragraph text (see Section
</RICHTEXT>
<XREF HREF="#d83c7191-fbb9-4565-8364-4de14c77c44a"
CHARSTYLE="CrossRef/>CUSTOM TEXT</XREF>
<RICHTEXT MERGE="false">and Appendix A) Paragraph text
continues.</RICHTEXT>
</PARAGRAPH>
. . .
<PARAGRAPH PARASTYLE="Heading1">
<RICHTEXT MERGE="false">Support</RICHTEXT>
</PARAGRAPH>
<PARAGRAPH PARASTYLE="Heading2" XREFLABEL="d83c7191-fbb9-
4565-8364-4de14c77c44a">
<RICHTEXT MERGE="false">Loss History</RICHTEXT>
</PARAGRAPH>
</STORY>
</PAGESEQUENCE>
Creating and using hyperlinks
There are three types of hyperlink:
Web (WWWURL).
Anchor (ANCHOR). You must define Anchor hyperlinks at the <LAYOUT> level.
Page (PAGE). You must define Anchor hyperlinks at the <LAYOUT> level.
Web hyperlinks
You must define Web hyperlinks at the <PROJECT> level. For example, to create a
Web hyperlink named Quark-dot-com, you could add the following as a child of
the <PROJECT> element:
<HYPERLINK HLTYPE="WWWURL" NAME="Quark-dot-com"
TARGET="http://www.quark.com"/>
To add a Web hyperlink to a layout, add HYERLINKREF and HLTYPE attributes to a
<BOX> or <RICHTEXT> element. For example, to use the Quark-dot-com hyperlink
defined above, you could do something like this:
<RICHTEXT>this is a hyperlink to </RICHTEXT>
<RICHTEXT COLOR="Cyan" UNDERLINE="true"
HYPERLINKREF="Quark-dot-com" HLTYPE="WWWURL"
>quark.com</RICHTEXT>
You can use a Web hyperlink without creating it at the <PROJECT> level, but this is
not the preferred method.
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