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Link Details Dialog Box
This dialog box displays when you assign the Link style to an element in the Elements list. You can also access this dialog box by selecting the Edit > Edit Style Details menu option if you want to modify the settings for an element that has already been assigned the Link style.
When a stylesheet is created, an element mapped as a link element in the .dcf file is mapped to the Link style in Arbortext Styler, and its attribute roles are set based on .dcf settings. Any changes you make to the link settings in Arbortext Styler take precedence over the default settings in the .dcf file.
The Link Details dialog box contains the following options:
• Make primary link element - Indicates that the selected element is always used as the default link element, if you apply the Link style to more than one element. Arbortext Editor inserts the primary link element when users select the Insert > Link menu option.
• Web target attribute - When you are specifying that the element should generate a link to an external source, this field specifies the CDATA attribute that defines the URL of the link target. If the element does not have any CDATA attributes, it cannot be a link to a web target.
If the selected element has CDATA attributes, they are listed in the Web target attribute field. If the element has only one CDATA attribute, it automatically displays in this field. Choose none if you don't want an attribute to serve as the web target attribute.
• Document target attribute - When you are specifying that the element should generate a link to content within the document, this field specifies the CDATA, IDREF, or IDREFS attribute that defines the ID of the link target. If the element does not have any CDATA, IDREF, or IDREFS attributes, it cannot serve as a link to a document target.
If the selected element has CDATA, IDREF, and IDREFS attributes, they are listed in the Document target attribute field. If the element has only one IDREF or IDREFS attribute, it automatically displays in this field. Choose none if you don't want an attribute to serve as the document target attribute.