burtonator wrote:

> William Leung wrote:
> >
> > In the RSS file I created consist of the follow image
> > property of a channel.
> > <image>
> >                 <title>mobileEGO</title>
> >
> > <url>http://www.mobileego.com/images/mobileego-logo.jpg</url>
> >
> >                 <link>http://www.mobileego.com</link>
> >                 <width>88</width>
> >                 <height>31</height>
> >  </image>
> >
> > I follow everything as RSS 0.91 specification, however, the
> > generated HTML by Jetspeed resulted as the following:
> > <img border="0" align="right" height="" width=""
> > src="http://www.mobileego.com/images/mobileego-logo.jpg"
> > alt="mobileEGO">
>
> This is done in /content/xsl/rss.xsl .. I would see if this is where
> your problem lies... try doing a direct XSLT transform.
>

I tried modifying slightly the rss.xsl file, and I suceeded partially. My
actual version works correctly with most channels: it does not transform
width and height attributes for rss-0.9, and it does for rss-0.91 channels.

Nevertheless, there are a few channels that do not work correctly. I think
it is because some rss files play with the namespaces. I don't know well
enough to be sure. A good example is redherring.com, which does not show
anything.

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