Has to do with how the client interprets these. Correct?
No, the difference is between being inside xsl:text and not being inside
it.
Most white space in a stylesheet is ignored so you can indent like
<xsl:template mact="x">
<foo>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
without that white space coming out in the result. If you want white
space to be copied to the result then put it in an xsl:text
A character reference such as counts as white space here as it
has been expanded by the xml parser before xslt sees the stylseheet, so
xslt can not give different rules for character references.
David
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