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For the university I am composing a document of only definitions, containing all the definitions of difficult terms that I encounter while studying. The document actually is a large set of description environments, separated only by the sections that group the entries according to the chapters of the reference book. Moreover I am inserting many clickable links that refer to various items of the text, both because some terms have a very widespread synonym (which therefore I have to insert as a separate item but that actually refers only to the main term) and because, sometimes, in the text of a definition I use a term which is then explained in another entry and which is therefore convenient to link with a clickable link.

Since each term is unique and all are inserted inside the square brackets typical of the description environments, it is possible to create a command that, with a simple syntax like go_to{term_xy}, tells LaTeX to connect to the only point of the source where is the string [term_xy]? Thus the creation of the interlinks would be greatly facilitated, above all because I could avoid replacing the already compiled entries with hypertarget{term_xy}{term_xy}.

Below is an example of how I create links now:

item [hypertarget{peptidoglycan}{Peptidoglycan}] definition...

other items ...

item [Murein] see $rightarrow$ hyperlink{peptidoglycan}{peptidoglycan}

I'm open also for advices that bypass the problem

hyperref description

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  The solution presented here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/293/134144 should also work for your case.
  
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For the university I am composing a document of only definitions, containing all the definitions of difficult terms that I encounter while studying. The document actually is a large set of description environments, separated only by the sections that group the entries according to the chapters of the reference book. Moreover I am inserting many clickable links that refer to various items of the text, both because some terms have a very widespread synonym (which therefore I have to insert as a separate item but that actually refers only to the main term) and because, sometimes, in the text of a definition I use a term which is then explained in another entry and which is therefore convenient to link with a clickable link.

Since each term is unique and all are inserted inside the square brackets typical of the description environments, it is possible to create a command that, with a simple syntax like go_to{term_xy}, tells LaTeX to connect to the only point of the source where is the string [term_xy]? Thus the creation of the interlinks would be greatly facilitated, above all because I could avoid replacing the already compiled entries with hypertarget{term_xy}{term_xy}.

Below is an example of how I create links now:

item [hypertarget{peptidoglycan}{Peptidoglycan}] definition...

other items ...

item [Murein] see $rightarrow$ hyperlink{peptidoglycan}{peptidoglycan}

I'm open also for advices that bypass the problem

hyperref description

share|improve this question

asked 2 hours ago

andreagoo8andreagoo8

11

• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  The solution presented here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/293/134144 should also work for your case.
  
  – leandriis
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

For the university I am composing a document of only definitions, containing all the definitions of difficult terms that I encounter while studying. The document actually is a large set of description environments, separated only by the sections that group the entries according to the chapters of the reference book. Moreover I am inserting many clickable links that refer to various items of the text, both because some terms have a very widespread synonym (which therefore I have to insert as a separate item but that actually refers only to the main term) and because, sometimes, in the text of a definition I use a term which is then explained in another entry and which is therefore convenient to link with a clickable link.

Since each term is unique and all are inserted inside the square brackets typical of the description environments, it is possible to create a command that, with a simple syntax like go_to{term_xy}, tells LaTeX to connect to the only point of the source where is the string [term_xy]? Thus the creation of the interlinks would be greatly facilitated, above all because I could avoid replacing the already compiled entries with hypertarget{term_xy}{term_xy}.

Below is an example of how I create links now:

item [hypertarget{peptidoglycan}{Peptidoglycan}] definition...

other items ...

item [Murein] see $rightarrow$ hyperlink{peptidoglycan}{peptidoglycan}

I'm open also for advices that bypass the problem

hyperref description

share|improve this question

asked 2 hours ago

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item [hypertarget{peptidoglycan}{Peptidoglycan}] definition...

other items ...

item [Murein] see $rightarrow$ hyperlink{peptidoglycan}{peptidoglycan}

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