Subject: Re: [xsl] xhtml output formating problems / passing through pre defined static xhtml From: Robert Koberg <rob@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2004 11:56:32 -0700 |
hth, -Rob
Here are some screens two show what happens.
The code seems to be altered in a way that the CSS will not work correct...
http://www.zeitdesigner.de/xslt/xslt_output.gif
http://www.zeitdesigner.de/xslt/correct.gif
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Von: Robert Koberg [mailto:rob@xxxxxxxxxx] Gesendet: Montag, 9. August 2004 20:03
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passing through pre defined static xhtml
Some quick guesses as to your problem:
Do you have an empty /html/head/title or /html/head/script? If so then IE won't display the rest of the page. For the title, put something in there. For the script do:
<script src="blah.js">//</script>
HTH, -Rob
Dominic Kr|ger wrote:
Well, i've tried with just copying the XHTML into the xslt:stylesheet and itwon't
passingwork (won't display correct because of missing spaces at the end of some nodes's content) i've tried fidling around with preserve-space and it wouldn't work with the XHTML "pasted" into the Stylesheet.
And I can't split the document into a top part and a bottom part, because the dynamic parts I have to fill in are nested in the middle of several other tags, and the XML parser won't "like" it...
Sorry I don't really get it. Or is there something BIG that I'm missing totally?
Dominic
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Von: David Carlisle [mailto:davidc@xxxxxxxxx] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 9. September 2004 19:16
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through pre defined static xhtml
Cause I can't get it to write out the XHTML as I need ist...
??? As I explained in (one of) my replies you have full control over the white space in element content in the result document, you can exactly control any indentation thatis required. You don't have control over the whitespace insode a tag so if you require a specific attribute layout like <abc x=21" y="2"
then XSLT can not do that as it can not control the tags at all, but if you want to have
<x> <b> <c> ...
Then it is easy enough to achieve that using any pf teh methods I listed earlier
David
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