RE: non-breaking whitespace

[Saverio Perugini]

> I agree, I don't need to care whether I get an  , &160;, 
>  , or
> .  My xslt processor is producing an  in the resulting HTML file, and
> unfortunately that character is showing up in my browser literally
> and not as a non-breaking whitespace.
>
> Adding the semicolons above also produces an  described above.
Hmm, you do not list the one correct form of 

      

Why don't you just try it right now?
Cheers,

Tom P

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