Thanks David. I'm not clear on or familiar with the namespace issues
you mention here. Can you be more exact?
If you are seeing the same or very similar layout in IE and FF then
perhaps the problem is local to my machine and I should go check on
another. I see premature line breaks where some of the divs are and
the text-alignment in those paragraphs is broken (they should be
justified).
I abbreviated the example. The "c" class is "clarify" in the actual
document.
I'd like to understand the namespace issues.
With respect,
Steven
On Feb 4, 2008, at 2:40 PM, David Carlisle wrote:
The page that illustrates the problem best is this one:
I don't think you've said what differences you see (a quick look they
looked the similar in FF and IE) so it's hard to give specific advice,
but just a general observation
You said the problem was in output generated a template that had:
name="span">
<xsl:attribute
name="class">c</xsl:attribute>
(which could more easily have been written <span class="c"> you only
need xsl:element and xsl:attribute if the element names are
constructed dynamically) however the example page you quote doesnt
have
a class="c" anywhere?.
The page is a mixture of xhtml and elements with local names of html
elements but in no namespace. If it was served with an xml mime tye
FF would not render the no-namespace elements, and IE doesn't
understand
xhtml at all. You just get rendered result as the file is served as
text/html so the (no)namespace declarations (and xml syntax such as
<br/.) are
ignored, however it may be easier to get cross platform behaviour if
you
generate either xhtml (in the xhtml namespace) or html (necessarily in
no namespace)
David
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