I have decided to display each link with a label, rather than try to use a doclink AND a label.  This way, each link is displayed on a separate line, simply as follows:

2014-00001

2014-00002

The javascript is:  rti.appendDocLink(doc,"Link to "+rnum,rnum)

where "rnum" is the "2014-#####" number from the multivalue text field, and is also an identifier for each document linked.

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I have some javascript in a library that is called from buttons on an xPage.  The code itself works perfectly.  My question is how to make it look better - in the Notes client, I have a rich text field, and on the QueryClose event, I check a multivalue text field, and used the values in that field to find documents and create links in the rich text field.  In the rich text field, there is a separate line for each doclink, along with a text label that corresponds to the values in the multivalue text field.  For example, in Notes, it looks like:

2014-00001 <doclink>

2014-00002 <doclink>

etc.

I'm doing the same thing in xPages, but the doclink is placed on the line BELOW the text label, so it looks like:

2014-00001

<doclink>

2014-00002

<doclink>

This makes for a long rich text field, so I've put it in its own section that is collapsed by default.  Any ideas of how to make this look better?  Maybe create an HTML table in the javascript that sets the values???