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The comments were deleted because of errors. Some of the errors propagated from StackExchange posts. Other errors arose by rewording the existing text in hyperref-doc.pdf. The task is beyond my expertise, so I retract previous proposed edits. In my opinion, hyperref manual edits should be done by someone who knows the macros intimately.
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sorry but there are various errors and imprecisions in the text. E.g.
Hyperref implements a PDF destination as \pdfdest: \pdfdest is not implemented by hyperref, that is a primitive command provided by pdflatex.
targets are automatically created for \label: \label doesn't create a target, it uses it.
A target name created by \refstepcounter can be invalid: the name is not invalid, it is only not usable as it can't be computed easily from the bib-key, a name based on the bib-key is better.
Unless the class interferes \chapter* creates a target (not with \refstepcounter but through a different patch) and the \phantomsection is unneeded. Similar for the bibliography example: if one assume that the heading is set with \chapter* no \phantomsection is needed.
I will look if I can add a few examples how and when to create manually targets.
The comments were deleted because of errors. Some of the errors propagated from StackExchange posts. Other errors arose by rewording the existing text in hyperref-doc.pdf. The task is beyond my expertise, so I retract previous proposed edits. In my opinion, hyperref manual edits should be done by someone who knows the macros intimately.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: