`<see>`

The <see> tag is used to create a cross-reference entry for an item in the Index. It is functionally equivalent to the <seealso> tag.

Syntax

Attributes

This tag has no attributes.

Children

The following may appear as children:<abbr> <acro> <alert> <articletitle> <attr> <c> <delete> <em> <email> <fillin> <foreign> <init> <insert> <m> <pf> <prefigure> <pubtitle> <quantity> <stale> <tag> <tage> <taxon> <term> Text

Parents

This element may appear as an immediate child of the following elements: <idx>

Examples

Assuming the Index page contains a list of notation, and the notation \trianglelefteq has been introduced to indicate a normal subgroup, the following <see> tag would create an entry next to that symbol with the cross-reference to see normal subgroup for further information.

<section-mark><seealso>