That's right, this makes it a bit more complicated. I assume that the
things one should avoid when writing "portable" HTML are written up
somewhere, don't you know about such a text?
As for the tests using other processors, I've found it helpful to check
results against XT and Saxon after any major change.
Tom
Steve Tinney wrote:
> May I suggest looking at one of the more mature processors, like Saxon,
> to get a quick handle on some of the problem cases? Although it may not
> be difficult to implement indentation, XSLT processors typically fumble at
> first about when to suppress indentation in HTML output mode (e.g., it
> shouldn't be put around <img...>, at least within <a>...</a>.
>
> Steve
>
> Petr Cimprich wrote:
>
>> <xsl:output indent="yes"/> seems to be what you need, but it is not
>> implemented yet. I hope it appears soon since it is not too difficult to
>> add this feature and it would help a lot.
>
