On 07/02/12 13:08, Louis Guillaume wrote: > Is there a way to make `.pdfhref' or `.pdfbookmark' links go to the > sections themselves ...
For me, that's exactly what they do, by default, both with Adobe Reader-9, and with Evince-2.32.0/poppler/cairo-0.14.3 > ... rather than to the page that the target is on? I do seem to recall seeing similar behaviour with an older version of Evince, or maybe with kpdf, (in the Ubuntu-8.04 era); Adobe Reader has never, IME, exhibited such behaviour. > For example, my headings are done like this... > > .NH 1 > .XN -N CONTACTINFORMATION -- CONTACT INFORMATION > .LP > > ... then the link is like this... > > .pdfhref L -D CONTACTINFORMATION -- Contact Information You don't say, but I'm guessing that you're using the sample -mspdf, which accompanies the pdfroff/pdfmark distribution? That looks okay to me; certainly not significantly different from my own usage. > When hovering the mouse over the link a little "Go To Page 18" shows up. I see this too, with Evince; Adobe Reader offers no such feedback. > And the link links us to the relevant page. But I'd like the link to go > to the actual heading. It should do this, automatically; the pdfmark *always* records both page number and on-page co-ordinates for link destinations, but it can exert no control over how your PDF reader will interpret this data. > Is this possible with pdfmark/pdfroff? Yes. I suspect your problem is with your PDF reader; perhaps you need to upgrade to a newer version, or switch to Adobe Reader, (which, IME, has always done the right thing). -- Regards, Keith.
