Thanks for your response, Björn.
"Björn Bartels" wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> this happens because a xml-parser (your browser,...) has to remove all
> spaces, etc.which are not nessesary.
Why doesn't 'xsl:element' indent the xml data according to the ident switch
("yes"/"no") then? I expected that the complete resulting XHTML (generated
by the XSLT processor) is either indented or it's completely not indented.
Unfortunately this is not the case for the imported XHTML from the XML file.
>
> hope that helps
>
> bb
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