Re: Correct way to handle nested tags

On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Athanasios Gaitatzes wrote:

>
> How would I generate the html:
> "some text <img src="img1.gif"> more text <img src="img2.gif"> some more
> text <img src="img3.gif"> end of text"
>

Note that that that is not *valid* XML.  Those tags are not nested;
actually they are <img src="img1.gif"></img>.  XSLT only supports
generating valid XML by definition.  if say

<xsl:output method="html"/>

it *might* (for some XSLT processors anyway, Saxon in my experience works
this way), produce HTML 4.0 (not XHTML), which may or may not conform to
the XML spec.

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