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In addition to other suggestions that were posted, I'd suggest changing the language design somewhat. It looks too centered on display, rather than on the data. In your example, just make the value of the link an attribute of the table. Then they will be intimately connected, the way it seems that you intend: <table link='www.otherpage.com'> In the stylesheet, just write a template that matches each <text> element, or whatever, and wrap it in an anchor element. Also, you could move further away from a layout-dominated design like this: <table link='www.otherpage.com'> <row> <image ..../> <text>....</text> ... </row> </table> Make your language so it describes the logical relationship between the pieces of information. Leave the display formatting to the stylesheet. Your stylesheet will be easier to write and understand, too. Cheers, Tom P [Nick Vincent > I'm developing a markup language for a corporate intranet and have a problem > which is caused by HTML, but I was wondering if any of you wizards might > have a neat solution? > > Say I have this markup (actual markup is a bit more complicated) > > <link to="www.otherpage.com"> > <table> > <row> > <item> > <image src="prettyicon.gif" /> > </item> > </row> > <row> > <item> > <text>A label</text> > </item> > </row> > </table> > </link> > > Now when this is processed I'd like everything to become a link, but > obviously slapping <a> tags round the table doesn't work at all. > XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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