Please, all responses on the list. When I Publish a document containing the lines
<ul> <li> <strong>strong</strong><em>em</em><cite>cite</cite><code>code</code> </li> </ul> Which displays in BXE (except that, in BXE, "strong" would be bold, "em" in italics, "cite" in italics, and "code", with my CSS, in monospaced courier new) as strongemcitecode (that is, with no spaces between the elements). After saving the page in and exiting from BXE, Submit and Publish /change the file/ so that it looks like this: <ul> <li> <strong>strong</strong> <em>em</em> <cite>cite</cite> <code>code</code> </li> </ul> and displays (again, "strong", "em", "cite" and "code" each has the proper appearance) as strong em cite code (that is, with spaces between the elements). I really have no idea what is going on. My best guess is that HTML converts the newline characters inserted by Publish into spaces. Given the general disarray of HTML (or XHTML files: it does not matter if all the tags above are replaced with <xhtml:> or </xhtml:> equivalents) files, it makes sense that plain text would work this way: any number of spaces or other white space characters are replaced with a single space. So, the problem appears to me to be that Lenya's Publish function is introducing an unwelcome and unwanted reformatting to my document. I know even less about how Lenya's Publish function works than I do about HTML or CSS. And I don't know much about HTML or CSS at all. I would like, if possible, a simple, clear statement as to whether the problem can be corrected and, if so, how to do it. What I am looking for is something on the order of "open file MAGIC.XSLT and insert the line <xlst:insert-no-whitespace-of-any-kind-between-elements"> in the "sane behavior" section". What I don't want is a referral to a multipage reference manual or an endless regress of Web pages which may, or may not, actually contain the answer to the question. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
