Karl,
This is not hard to do, either with literal spaces (non-breaking
spaces) or with CSS when displaying HTML.
You looks like you're using CSS. If you're using a @class layer, it
looks like the class of any particular div will be done like this:
<div class="indent_{count(ancestor-or-self::*)}">...</div>
which would result in class="indent_1" for an outermost div,
"indent_2" for a div a level down, etc.
You could do the same thing with style="{count(ancestor::*) * 10}px">
and get your indents hard-coded that way: this would result in 0px,
10px, 20px etc from outermost in.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Wendell
At 07:49 PM 3/18/2006, you wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to create an identity tranformation that replaces "<" this
and ">" this to "&lgt;" and "&glt" for display of the XML document on
an HTML page. I can handle this part, but would like help with the
spacing of the elements as they appear hierachely. So example, how to
space:
into
<A>
<B>
<C/>
</B>
</A>
you have to be very intuitive as to knowing at which depth you are in
your transformation to style this something like:
<div style="indent_3">&glt;C&glt;</div>
where style indent_3 is a margin of 20px for example.
Any help would be appreciated.
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