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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Mar 8 01:35:01 -0800
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Thanks for this interesting problem.
I see two ways to fix this problem.
1) The XHTML filter / XSL transformation might realize that the span are not
necessary and embrace them as one.
But the XHTML filter / XSL transformation try to stay as close as the orginal
format as possible and this would cost a lot of performance.
2) We can fix it if we remove the indent of the XHTML file, by setting the
xsl:output attribute 'indent' to 'no'.
But the XHTML output won't look as nice as before.
In detail this is the XHTML, which causes the problem:
<span class="Direction">
<span class="Direction">th</span>
</span>
<span class="Direction">e cockade and replaces it.)</span>
This would be the solution:
<span class="Direction">
<span class="Direction">th</span></span><span class="Direction">e cockade
and replaces it.)</span>
Unfortunately in XSLT1.0 we can not stop partially the indent.
Suggestions?
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