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Subject: Re: [xsl]   vs   From: Bjoern Hoehrmann <derhoermi@xxxxxxx> Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2001 00:45:41 +0200 |
* Alan Alda wrote:
>I am using   in my sheets to insert a whitespace-
>however, in Michael Kay's excellent book, I came
>across  . They look like they do the same thing,
>but which is a more standard way of inserting an
> in the resulting HTML?
  is   just using decimal rather than hexadecimal
notation. It depends on how your XSLT processor translates
them. I won't recommend to use   or even   [1] in
HTML documents, since there are broken HTML user agents that
understand or   better than those.
[1] the upper-case X is allowed in SGML but not in XML, so if you put
out XHTML you can't use the upper-case notation.
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