The XHTML documents did include
the doctype definition, but for as far as I know this doesn't mean that
all elements are in the XHTML namespace,
Bingo!
The XHTML DTD uses the ability of a DTD to default attributes and does
default a namespace declaration.
But there's something else. Almost all of the elements in my page now
appear with the empty attribute xmlns, like:
<p xmlns=""></p>
for example. Why is this?
Another faq. You are generating an html element (not a tag by the way)
in the xhtml namespace and then a p element in no-namespaace.
The easiest way to avoid that is to put teh namespace declaration for
xhtml on the xsl:stylesheet element so it is in scope for the whole
stylesheet.
Maybe I should post the files on the web so someone (with a lot of time
on his/her hands and a very helpful attitude) could take a look at them.
better is to make a six line example input and minimal stylesheet that
doesn't work as you expect and paste it inline into the message.
David
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