> A literallayout is a ``block element''. May be you'll want to use > literal (``inline element'') instead if literallayout. If you do this, > I'm sure it will work fine.
you are right, but literal does not allow me to have a carriage return embedded: the final result with literal is actually <p class="new"><code class="literal">This text is NOT </code></p> <p><code class="literal">in class "new".</code></p> which is not what I want. I could get rid of the wrapping para, but stylesheets do not have literallayout.propagates.style :-) Thanks anyway and don' t worry for me, I'll keep studying XLST! ciao, .mau.
