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Using MUMIE via plugin in local LMS
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This can be done with the \href
command. Its usage is:
\href{URL}{LINK_TEXT}
where URL is the URL of the page the link points to, and LINK_TEXT is the text that appears as link in the MUMIE document.
Example:
You want to create a link to the Wikipedia start page with the link text "see Wikipedia".
The URL of the Wikipedia start page is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page.
Then the TeX code for inserting the link is \href{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page}{see Wikipedia}
Say you want to create a link in document A (origin) to another document, called document B (target)
Link
\link{LID}{Link to ...}
The command creates a link to the the target document B (referenced by the LID, and declared in the metainfo-part of document A).
The link text is "Link to ..." and can be replaced with any text that you like.
Say you want to create a link from a certain position in document A (origin) to a certain position in the same or an other document, called document B (target).
To be able to reference at a specific position in a MUMIE document, you have to create a label at this position. This is easily done by the command:
\label{label_name}
Here label_name is an arbitrary identifier (but has to be unique within the document) that is to be used when later referring to it.
There are two options:
\lref{label_name}{LINK_TEXT}
where label_name is the name you used when setting the label, and LINK_TEXT is the text that appears as link in the MUMIE document.
\ref{label_name}
where label_name is the name you used when setting the label. Ususally chapter, sub chapter numbers or theorem numbers are displayed as link text. Use \lref
if you prefer a different behaviour.
Ref
\ref[LID][Link to ...]{anchor}
The command creates a link to the specific position in the target document B. The document B is referenced by the LID, and declared in the metainfo-part of document A.
The link text is "Link to ..." and can be replaced with any text that you like.
The link text can be omitted in which case a default text will appear.
Updated by Andreas Maurischat, 3 months ago – b6fed80