Chris,
Also worth the look is how the documents are set up for XMetaL. Remember
XMetaL is also an SGML editor, which accounts for some of its XML
weirdnesses. One thing I've found is it seems to make a difference whether
an XML declaration is present, and what it says. If there isn't one there,
XMetaL may be applying some SGML rules.
I think. I haven't dug into their docs or support to substantiate the
details of any of this.
(No longer an XSL question...)
Cheers,
Wendell
At 03:03 PM 5/2/2003, Joe wrote:
>Yes, I know that '<a id="page-1"></a>' and '<a id="page-1" />' are
supposed
>to be equivalent,
>but one of the tools my users use (XMetaL) doesn't.
First thing to check, if you haven't already done so: Make sure your
stylesheet is set to HTML ouput mode, not XML. The /> convention is not
really supported in HTML.
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