Christian Stocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi
>
> > Using <xsl:output method="html"/> will get rid of the "/" in the empty
> > tags (yes that the correct name :o)) so that they will be correctly
> > interpreted by old (and new) browsers
>
> Thanks, but i knew that already :) what i want is to output correct xhtml
> code, which can be parsed by old browsers correctly as well . if i'd
> get <br/> as <br /> , it would be possible...
>
> thanks for your help anyway
Perhaps there could be a proprietary output method 'xhtml', which uses
the HTML rules (to decide if a tag should be container or not) and
which for example would use <br /> and <h1></> instead of <br/> and
<h1/> ?
I too can see the use for this.
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