One of the tips of latex: Establishing a hyperlink to a reference _ document

In latex, the reference link is established to facilitate the reader to quickly locate the reference document and obtain the information of reference documents.

To this end, we need to pay attention to 2 points: (1) need to introduce HYPERREF macro package; (2) do not generate PDF files in latex-->dvips-->ps2pdf way.

When introducing a macro package, you can import the Hyperref macro package with the following statement:
\usepackage[colorlinks, Citecolor=red]{hyperref}
Then compile with the Pdflatex command, so the generated PDF file in red font to indicate the reference file number, click on the serial number, you can link to the article after the reference file.

The Colorlinks option indicates that when the reference number is displayed, the color is used as the identification and, if not, the default box is used to display the ordinal number. The Citecolor option represents the color that displays the number of reference documents, and the default is green.

How do I include a hyperlink in a generated PDF file? Need to pay attention to two points:

1. Use the "HYPERREF" macro package, that is, add "\usepackage{hyperref}" in the introductory section of the Latex document;
2. Use "Pdflatex" to compile Latex source files, do not compile with "Latex".

This ensures that the resulting PDF file contains a hyperlink that you can click with your mouse. But there's a problem with the fact that there are colored squares around the text that contains hyperlinks, which are really unsightly, especially when they appear in the table of contents.

The way to do this is to not use the default property of the "HYPERREF" macro package, which is to introduce a macro package in the following ways:

\usepackage[colorlinks,

Linkcolor=red,

Anchorcolor=blue,

CITECOLOR=GREEN]{HYPERREF}

"Colorlinks" means to identify the hyperlink by color instead of using the default box.
LinkColor, Anchorcolor, citecolor are used to identify the colors of link, anchor, cite, and so on.
If the formal document does not want to use the color of the logo, but also want to have a hyperlink function, the above example of the various colors to "black" can be.

If you are in the PDF production of the document signed with garbled following command, OK

\USEPACKAGE[DVIPDFM,%pdflatex,pdftex here decide how to run the file differently
Pdfstartview=fith,
Cjkbookmarks=true,
Bookmarksnumbered=true,
Bookmarksopen=true,
Colorlinks,% comment out this item is cross-referenced to a colored border (colorlinks and Pdfborder are commented out)
pdfborder=001,% comment out this item is cross-referenced to a colored border
Linkcolor=green,
Anchorcolor=green,
Citecolor=green
]{HYPERREF}

If the formal document does not want to use the color of the logo, but also want to have a hyperlink function, the above example of the various colors to "black" can be.
\href{url}{text}
\url{url}
\nolinkurl{url}
\hyperbaseurl{url}
\hyperimage{imageurl}{text}
\hyperdef{category}{name}{text}
\hyperref{url}{category}{name}{text}
\hyperref[label]{text}
\hyperlink{name}{text}
\hypertarget{name}{text}
\phantomsection
\cleardoublepage
\phantomsection
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\indexname}
\printindex
\autoref{label}

\url{Web site}: Generate URL links to the same wide font layout; \href{URL {description}: Generate URL link, display description in normal font, hide URL.

The most common options available for setting in the options are shown in the following table:

Extension Options

Extension	Text		Set thefile extension (e.g. DVI) which'll is appended Tofile links created if you use the xrpackage.
Hyperfigures	Boolean
Backref	Boolean	False	Adds ' backlink ' text to the "End of" the bibliography, as a list of section numbers. This can only work properly if there be a blank line after each \bibitem.
Pagebackref	Boolean	False	Adds ' backlink ' text to the "end of" of each item in the bibliography, as a list of page numbers.
Hyperindex	Boolean	True	Makes the page numbers of index entries into hyperlinks. Relays on the unique page anchors (Pageanchor, ...)
Pageanchors and Plainpages=false.
Hyperfootnotes	Boolean	True	Makes the footnote marks into hyperlinks to the footnote text. Easily broken ...
EnCap			Sets EnCap character for Hyperindex
Linktocpage	Boolean	False	Make page number, not text, is link on TOC, LOF and LOT
Breaklinks	Boolean	False	Allow links to break over lines by making links over multiple lines into PDF links to the same target
Colorlinks	Boolean	False	Colors the text of links and anchors. The colors chosen depend on the type of link. At present to types of link distinguished are citations, page references, URLs, Localfile references, and other link S.
LinkColor	Color	Red	Color for normal internal links.
Anchorcolor	Color	Black	Color for anchor text.
Citecolor	Color	Green	Color for bibliographical citations in text.
Filecolor	Color	Magenta	Color for URLs which open localfiles.
Menucolor	Color	Red	Color for Acrobat menu items.
Runcolor	Color	filecolor	Color for run links (launch annotations).
Urlcolor	Color	Cyan	Color for linked URLs.
Frenchlinks	Boolean	False	Use small caps instead of color for links

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