Just use numeric character references: 	 for tab,   for space,
  for non-breaking space. Preferably wrapped in an <xsl:text>
element, to avoid unwanted whitespace stripping. The serializer will
make its own decisions how to represent these characters in the HTML
output, but it will do it in a way that the browser understands.
Michael Kay
Software AG
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> Mac Martine
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> Subject: insert a tab/space characters
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>
>
> Hello-
> Totally simple question, but . how can I make insert a tab
> and/or space characters into my html output from the xsl?
> , etc aren't legal in the xsl document....
> Thanks-
> mac
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>
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