When we discuss elements in the ODD, we use <gi> and the element encoded as <gi>, for example <gi>entry</gi>then automatically becomes a link to the specification in the html generated documentation.
When we talk about attributes, we use <att>, for example: <att>type</att> — this will append @ to the attribute name in the documentation.
I don't know, however, how to encode element and attribute classes: for instance model.entryPart.top so that it's automatically transformed to a link to the given class in the documentation.
OK. The hack I have tested is to use <ref target="#TEI.model.inter">model.inter</ref>: the corresponding anchors are automatically generated in the output html with TEI. prefix.
When we discuss elements in the ODD, we use
<gi>
and the element encoded as<gi>
, for example<gi>entry</gi>
then automatically becomes a link to the specification in the html generated documentation.When we talk about attributes, we use
<att>
, for example:<att>type</att>
— this will append@
to the attribute name in the documentation.I don't know, however, how to encode element and attribute classes: for instance
model.entryPart.top
so that it's automatically transformed to a link to the given class in the documentation.@laurentromary?