Having done that I note that an xmlns tag is now on some nodes and not
on others.
1. why has the serializer placed these tags on any node (for example,
some <p> node and not others)?
2. how can I get rid of them (globally specify the namespace) because
these tags significantly increase the file size?
I assume the fact that the serializer has been selective tells me
something about the way I've written the template - what have I done
wrong?
Thanks.
With respect,
Steven
On Feb 5, 2008, at 9:24 AM, David Carlisle wrote:
When you say add xmlns="http://www.w3.or/1999/xhtml"; to the style
sheet where, exactly, should these name space assignments be added?
any element that is or is an ancestor of the literal result element or
xsl:eleemnt that is creating the element, so normally you just need
this
once (per stylesheet file) on the xsl:stylesheet element. Note if your
stylesheet includes or imports several stylesheets then they all need
the namespace declarations.
David
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