Research Articles in Simplified HTML (RASH) Framework includes a markup language defined as a subset of HTML+RDF for writing scientific articles, and related tools to convert it into different formats, to extract data from it, etc.
When rendering the RASH document through the RASH JS script, an element a with attribute name is created for each footnote in the text, and a back-link is used in the actual footnote for coming back to the footnote pointer in the main text.
However, HTML5 prescribes to avoid the use of such behaviour, by asking to adopt id instead. Consequently, the RASH JS script must be changed so as to use ids.
When rendering the RASH document through the RASH JS script, an element
awith attributenameis created for each footnote in the text, and a back-link is used in the actual footnote for coming back to the footnote pointer in the main text.However, HTML5 prescribes to avoid the use of such behaviour, by asking to adopt
idinstead. Consequently, the RASH JS script must be changed so as to use ids.