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XLink is an attribute-based syntax for adding links to XML documents. XLink links can be unidirectional, such as element An in HTML, or bidirectional, linking two documents in both directions, so you can go from A to B or from B to A. Each XLink element must have a xlink:type attribute indicating the connection type. Property xlink:h

XLink is an attribute-based syntax for adding links to XML documents. XLink links can be unidirectional, such as element An in HTML, or bidirectional, linking two documents in both directions, so you can go from A to B or from B to A. Each XLink element must have a xlink:type attribute indicating the connection type. The property xlink:href points to the linked resource URI.

XLink is an attribute-based syntax for adding links to XML documents. XLink links can be unidirectional, such as element An in HTML, or bidirectional, linking two documents in both directions, so you can go from A to B or from B to A. Each XLink element must have a xlink:type attribute indicating the connection type. The property xlink:href points to the linked resource URI. Here is an example of a simple link:

Jims2005/02/18

There are six xlink:type attribute types, which are:

Simple,extended,locator,arc,title,resource .

The xlink:show property tells the browser or application what to do when activating the link. It has five possible actions, which are:

New to display the linked content in a new window.

Replace, which displays the linked content in the current window.

Embed, which embeds content at the location of the current linked element.

Other, action indeterminate, specified by the application.

None, no action.

The xlink:actuate property, which tells the browser when to display the link, has four possible values:

OnLoad, as soon as a link is found, it will be displayed.

OnRequest, which is displayed only when the user requests it.

The other, which is determined by other tags in the document, not the xlink, determines when to display.

None, not specified.

An example that works the same as the An element in HTML:

Jims2005/02/18

An example of embedding an image on a page:

Xlink:actuate and xlink:show are optional.

The xlink:title and xlink:role attributes specify a description between resources, xlink:title contains a small amount of text describing remote resources, and xlink:role contains URI, pointing to a longer description of the resource.

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