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The big question is, do you want to handle any arbitrary mixed content, or just <a> elements like this? If any, exactly what should be shown for other elements, especially if they have more than one attribute? Tom P [Jason Macki] I'm writing a stylesheet that converts some HTML code into text. For example, this xml: <item> <p> This is a <a href="link.htm">link</a><br />This is a new line. </p> <item> would be translated into this text: This is a link(link.htm) This is a new line. I can use the descendant axis to retrieve the "p" node, the "a" node, and the "br" node from the "item" element. My problem is combining them back together, in the correct order. I'd like to be able to write XSLT that would output: "this is a", then the "a" node, then a line break for the "br" node, and then output the remaining text. Does anyone have any ideas? XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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