Roger Shuttleworth wrote: > Using v.2.3 Standard on Windows 2000. I opened an XML file that was > exported from FrameMaker. The file is valid and well-formed, and is > linked to an XSL stylesheet. None of the paragraphs wrap. For example, > my first paragraph extends in a single line from the left side, while > the second paragraph starts below the end of the right end of para 1 and > extends even further to the right. All the other paragraphs line up > under para 2 but still don't wrap. > > I looked for a Word Wrap option but don't see any. Has anyone else had > this problem? Anyone know of a solution?
By default, XXE wraps words for all paragraphs, unless: * Element has attribute xml:space="preserve". * You use a CSS style sheet specifying "white-space:pre;" or "white-space:nowrap;" for a rule matching the element. First question: do you see a tree view or a styled view (something like a page displayed by a browser) when you open your document ? If you see a tree view, what you describe could be caused by an xml:space="preserve" added to the root element. If you see a styled view, my second question is: does the <?xml-stylesheet?> PI which associates an XSL style sheet with your document specify type="text/xsl"? If this is not the case, it could be mistaken for a CSS style sheet. Use Options|Options, Open tab and check "Ignore <?xml-stylesheet?>" and reopen your document to see if this improve things. (But in such case, you should have had lots of error messages.) But all these are guesses, you'll need to send me your document if you want a really accurate diagnostic. Please do so today because I'll be in vacations for the next 15 days and nobody will answer questions sent to this mailing list for the next 15 days.
