Subject: [xsl] Transforming an XML document where the content isn't in a special tag From: Noam Raphael <noamraph@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 04:00:36 +0200 |
Hello, I'm very new to XSL, so please forgive me if this question is stupid. I want to transform an XML document which looks like this: ===================== <header> First Section </header> This section deals with a lot of <a href="bla.htm">things</a>. One of them, is... <header> Second Section </header> Now, this section is different, becase... ===================== into this HTML: ===================== <h1>First Section</h1> <p>This section deals with a lot of <a href="bla.htm">things</a>. One of them, is...</p> <h1>Second Section</h1> <p>Now, this section is different, bacause...</p> ===================== I have a problem with adding the <p></p> tags. The problem is that their locations depends on the <header> tags. I can, of course, add a </p> before a header and a <p> after it, but I'll get an extra one at the beginning and at the end. Can I do this transformation with XSL? (If it matters, I used <xsl:for-each select="text() | *">) Thank you very much, Noam Raphael
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