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Hi,

It's an interesting way to use those character-based entities instead

of the usual numbers. Does anyone know if this is really according to

XML standards or does it just work with a limited number of XSLT

processors?

Michael



>> For a non-breaking space, try 
. Actually, I usually do
>> <xsl:text>&#xa;</xsl:text>, but I can't remember why. I think the XSLT
>> processor was treating the &#xa; as regular ol' white space when not
>> enclosed in xsl:text, but it's been a long time since I started doing it
>> that way, so I don't recall clearly.
>

>You probably mean &#xa0;
>&#xa; is a newline character, so writing
><xsl:text>&#xa;</xsl:text> will create a line break
>(which is used very often, too)



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