Hi All,

I find that some of the XHTML that is generated by MarkLogic creates
invalid XHTML that browsers can't render properly. As far as I know,
<div></div> are different and rendered differently from <div />. What
appears to happen in my browsers is that the code is rendered
incorrectly and the self-closed div appears to act only as an open div
tag in the browser.

So, what I want is to have clean XHTML that looks like this
<div></div> and that doesn't get replaced with <div /> by MarkLogic.
Is there a way to turn that feature off in MarkLogic? A work-around is
to put a &nbsp; into the middle of the div, but I find that hackish
and not clean nor is it in the spec to replace tags in this manner.
It's also not something that one does naturally in creating XHTML.
Designers also aren't aware of this problem so it just creates more
work. Is there a way to turn this auto-thinking mode off and let me be
the master of my destiny?

Thanks,
Steve
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