Michi,
The <xsl:ouput .../> behaves similar to <xsl:preserve-space ./>

Doug,
Very nice. Sounds like a good lead. I'll try these sugestions and let you what happens

Thanks,
-justin

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You could also try setting the indent property of the xhtml searlizer
(/src/confpatch/serializers.xmap in 1.4 or /src/webapp/sitemap.xmap in 1.2).

http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/serializers/xml-serializer.html

Doug Chestnut wrote:
> Hi Justin,
> Try replacing <html> with <html xml:space="preserve"> in page2xhtml.xsl.
>  This seemed to do the trick for me in the default pub (only live
> version of the page though).
>
> HTH
> --Doug
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>>  > have you tried using &#160; (no-break space) character reference?
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>> Yes, but only for <script src="" to not break down to not
>> to <script src="" /> which causes problems in some browsers.
>>
>> What I want to do simply preserve the whitespace (formatting) of the
>> xhtml that my xsl generates. My nicely formatted/nested div and tabels
>> get output to one line with *most* all my whitespace formatting
>> stripped. Its purely a cosmetic thing but its nice to be able to view
>> the source of a page and see the xhtml structure right away, instead
>> of it all being on one big ugly line.
>>
>> Any other suggestions?
>> Thanks
>>
>> -Justin
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>> *Doug Chestnut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>*
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>> --Doug
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>>  > This is purley a cosmetic thing but to be more specific, it seems like
>>  > <xsl:preserve-space elements="*"/> isn't working as one would
>> expect. It
>>  > strips out all the xhtml for my result and just outputs character
>> data,
>>  > its quite strange. So I was wondering if there was something anyone
>> knew
>>  > of in lenya or cocoon to tell the xslt processor to do this
>> implicitly.
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>>  > Does anyone know how I can control how the whitespace is treated
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>>  > transformations in Lenya? I want to be able to preserve the whitespace
>>  > so I can have nicely formatted xhtml output to the browser. Looks like
>>  > the default to to strip all whitespace.
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