Svante Schubert wrote: > I can see now that your <xsl:value-of select="."/> is not intended. > Neglect it, as it is already used by default in every XSLT stylesheet > http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#built-in-rule > This should fix your main problem, otherwise I did not understand the > output you desired. ;-) Oh yes - it did! Thanks grand-master of the crystal ball! I just don't understand why the tutorial I was trying to work from uses this left and right (http://books.evc-cit.info/odbook/ch09.html) ...
> As you do not want a carridge return in your heading, you should not use > text:p in a text:h. BTW it is not allowed in a text:h anway, only > 'paragraph-content' and 'text-number' are. > Instead of text:p use a text:span. Thanks for that as well! I was earlyier asking for an intuitive introduction to all of this stuff and got pointed to the link above - which, as you could tell by the result, didn't turn out intuitive enough for me ... Do you have a pointer where elements and what's allowed in them is nicely explained? > I further suggest to use the xsl:output element for the encoding and > switch the indent: > <xsl:output method="xml" encoding="UTF-8" indent="no"/> > For example you may use indent during testing to ease the review of your > output. Wait - this applies to me writing an output filter - no? I'm writing an input filter to OO only - so I can work with ConTeX and OO from one single custom XML code base ... should be spiffy (if it ever get's done). I work in an accademic environment where WORD rains supreme, but prefer the typographic niceties a TeX derived system comes with. Was maintaining parallel documents so far and intend to have that end ... Thanks for your help - I'm sure there'll be more questions to come! One more thing: I find it MAJORLY inconvenient to have OO crash (freeze) on you every time you break your *.xsl ... shouldn't that be handled more gracefully? Where would I complain about that? Thanks again, Joh --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
