Re: Including CSS File References in HTML Output, Ignoring E

The exchange between Morrison and Carlisle has made me think.

> of using lowercase names as LINK, HREF etc isn't allowed in XHTML
> you have to have link, href. The space before the /> is better for
> browsers but you can't control that from xsl. 

The old Turing completion haunting.... could the string and substring
functions along with escaped entities do the trick to insert that space
before the closing delimiter? 

-- 
Francois Lachance
Post-doctoral Fellow
projet HYPERLISTES project
http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~hyplist/


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