7 185 2004-10-18T07:46:20-04:00 $Date: 2005-09-11 10:27:02 -0400 (Sun, 11 Sep 2005) $ NormanWalsh 2004Norman Walsh This release uses xml:id and XLink, including some support for extended links, and fixes a couple of bugs. I thought it made sense to get another release out before XML 2004. This is the sixth release of DocBook NG. With XML 2004 coming up, I thought I’d get another release out so the DocBook crowd has something to argue about in the bar. To that end, I’m sure what we need is a little controversy, so I’ve switched to using XLink. And to make it a more interesting, I’ve added an extended link element. This, for example, is one of my test cases: This is an inline link. This is an out-of-line link. ]]> I have a not-yet-published stylesheet that does “the right thing”. Sort of. Here’s a summary of all the user-visible changes in the “Frangelico” release: Use xml:id. Use XLink. A link is required on biblioref (not optional). The numeration attribute on orderedlist is an enumeration (not text). plug role='shameless'And if all this DocBook stuff is just too confusing, there’s probably still time to sign up for my tutorial. plug