Links

• How to create a link pointing to a non-MUMIE website e.g. Wikipedia
• How to create a reference to another MUMIE document
• How to create a reference to a specific position in the same or another MUMIE document
  • Set a label at a specific position in a MUMIE document
  • Reference to the target position from within the same MUMIE document
  • Reference to the target position in another MUMIE document.

How to create a link pointing to a non-MUMIE website e.g. Wikipedia

This can be done with the \href command. Its usage is:

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}

How to create a reference to another MUMIE document

Say you want to create a link in document A (origin) to another document, called document B (target)

• Go the point of origin i.e. the position where you want to place the link to appear
• Drag the target file from the FileExplorer into the position in the origin file.
• WebMiau opens a dialog. Choose Link
• WebMiau creates a link to the other document

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.

How to create a reference to a specific position in the same or another MUMIE document

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).

• First, you have to create a label/anchor at the specific position in document B (typically outside any lang-environment).
• Second, you have to create the reference. Here the procedure depends on whether you refer within the same document or two another MUMIE document.

Set a label at a specific position in a MUMIE document

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:

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.

Reference to the target position from within the same MUMIE document

There are two options:

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.

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.

Reference to the target position in another MUMIE document.

• Go to the position in the document where you want to place the reference to appear (some where in document A).
• Drag the target file from the FileExplorer to this position in document A (in each language environment separately).
• WebMiau opens a dialog. Choose Ref
• WebMiau creates a reference to the other document

  \ref[LID][Link to ...]{anchor}

• Replace anchor with label_name

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.