> In general you are right, but marking some block as "seealso" can be > very usefull when rendering and converting to other formars (e.g. HTML > Help).
HTML Help will definetly render the see also parts with different style. Now I have implemented some auto detection with some ugly text processing, searching for "see also:" commas and "and" words, and detected the see also parts this way for the HTML Help generation. This is not the right method though... > Using note as a container allows you to use > simplelist if you want some longer list of functions or whatever else be > seealso-ed. > > Ultimately, you guys (Egon, Goba, Harmut) should agree on correct markup > pattern. I just offered my opinion from DocBook markup point of view. As <note role="seealso"> seems the more versatile solution, with both enabling us to use paras and lists, +1 for this method. Goba [one [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
