Robby Pelssers wrote:
Actually I generate 2 kinds....
- xhtml (web rendition)
- DITA map/topics (which they import into framemaker to produce nice PDF's
showing their product information.
But even DITA recognizes these <sub> and <sup> tags just as AdobeFramemaker
does, so we use them for all publications actually.
The XSLT/XPath data model does not know any CDATA sections, the XSLT
processor only sees text nodes where the original XML might have
contained a CDATA section.
If you want a CDATA section in the serializezd XML output of a
stylesheet then using the 'cdata-section-elements' attribute is the way
to achieve that.
If you have a different stylesheet producing XHTML served as text/html
on the web then CDATA sections don't make sense but in such a stylesheet
you can certainly use xsl:value-of with disable-output-escaping="yes" to
have the escaped markup result in elements.
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Martin Honnen
http://msmvps.com/blogs/martin_honnen/
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