On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Kaiserovi wrote:
> This belief is based on my interpretation of the cryptic sentence in
> section 16.2 of the XSLT spec which ends with the word "span" (the only
> occurence of "span" in the document). Can anyone figure out what the
> sentence really means?
Tom,
First of all it means that elements with a non-null namespace URI should
be output as an XML element would be normally.
Second it means that elements with a *null* namespace URI, but that aren't
recognised as a HTML element, should be output as a non-empty element . So,
<foo/> should be output as <foo></foo>, and <foo><bar/></foo> should be
output as <foo><bar></bar></foo>.
Finally, you drop through to your rules for HTML tags, which I suspect you
know :-)
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