Re: [xsl] [XSL] XSL and <table>

[David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>]

> I have a template for <notes>

How were we supposed to guess that, as you didn't show this template or
the template for the fonction element, which is presumaby around the
return and notes elements, even though your sample input didn't show
that.

There are any number of reasons why some text could appear in some
order in a browser, it could be being displayed out of its normal order
due to some applied CSS styling, or it could be actually in that order
in the generated html as the xslt has produced the result in that order.
In the latter case it could be for example because you apply templates
to notes before you apply them to return elements. If you don't show
your code, it's hard to guess.

David

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