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Re: generating broken html?
Thanks to you and Mike, I now understand what's happening.
Tidy generates xml with a default namespace -
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";>
saxon recognises this as html and does the right thing, but msxsl thinks
it's just another xml grammar and generates xml style output for it.
Once I got rid of the namespace declaration msxsl.exe now generates good
html with, as Mike predicted, rather less pretty formatting.
Thanks again guys - you wouldn't believe how frustrated I was getting!
Francis.
David Carlisle wrote:
> ] <div class="titlebar" id="titlebar"/>
>
> If a system is using the XML empty element syntax in the html output
> method then that is definitely a bug that should be reported.
>
> If you were using an "identity transform" rather than simply copy-of
> you could probably work round it by having templates for those elements
> that added some white space inside the element content.
>
> David
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