Subject: Re: breaking up <tags> is hard to do From: Perry Roland <pdr4h@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 11:27:24 -0500 |
Since HTML allows tag minimization, you should be able to put out empty table row tags using xsl, e.g. <TABLE> <TR /> <TD>row1, cell1</TD> <TD>row1, cell2</TD> <TR /> <TD>row2, cell1</TD> <TD>row2, cell2</TD> </TABLE> Using the default output method, however, Saxon writes out <TABLE> <TR></TR> <TD>row1, cell1</TD> <TD>row1, cell2</TD> <TR></TR> <TD>row2, cell1</TD> <TD>row2, cell2</TD> </TABLE> Fortunately, both IE and Netscape render this correctly. When HTML is traded in for XHTML, however, this may stop working. There will still be a lot of HTML markup which utilizes minimized tags, though, so I suspect browsers will have to deal with it for a long time to come. Might it be possible to tweak the HTML output method of xsl processors to output minimized markup or to drop the closing <TR> tag in just before the opening of a new <TR>? -- perry XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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