On Sat, 2004-08-28 at 02:34, Karsten Wade wrote: > > 2. My <screen> tags themselves are not flush left, although the content > is. > My builds show that the following: > > <screen> > foo > </screen> > <screen> > foo > </screen> > <screen> > foo > </screen> > > renders as: > > foo > foo > foo > > Obviously the contents of the <screen/> are highly sensitive to > whitespace issues, Yes, whitespace is respected within the tags. Since a dtd is in use, the intertag space is non-existant to the parser. > and in fact could perhaps be CDATA containers instead > to totally make them ignored by the toolchain. Either way, I don't > think the <screen> tags need to be flush left, nor the the > <computeroutput/> container. I'd like to recommend this for a change in > the Documentation Guide, and will file a bugzilla with patch if there is > no technical objection. No bug. Just XML :-) Without a schema, you'd have to tell the processor something about whitespace treatment, collapse or preserve. -- Regards DaveP. XSLT&Docbook FAQ http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl
