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1. MySQL :: MySQL Guide to MySQL Documentation :: 4.6 Links (or References) Within a Document
4.6. Links (or References) Within a Document We use the <xref> , <link> , and <ulink> elements to refer (or link) to other resources. Note that we prefer <xref> over <link> . Normally, we use the <xref> element, like this: ... <para> Here is a link that points to <xref linkend="some-id"/>. </para> <section id="some-id"> <title>Important Section</title> </section> In this example, the link description is taken from the title of the referenced section, so that in most output formats, it will look like this: H
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