On 11.07.2025 12:19 by Hussein Shafie:
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Now when you indent manually as follows your saved XHTML5 file to
workaround this XXE "deficiency":
<body>
<p>Foo</p>
<p>Bar</p>
</body>
XXE not finding any xml:space=preserve, considers xml:space=default.
I forgot to react to this.
We can agree that XXE consider xml:space=default as long as the
whitespace in the source code is concerned.
But like I indicated in my first message, XXE’s *WYSIWYG editing
interface* does **not** behave as if xml:space=default !
The WYSIWYG editing interface behaves as if the space characters in the
following code example are signficant!
<body><space><p>Lorem.</p><space><Ipsum></p><space></body>
Or else it would not have displayed those space characters as an empty
lines – empty paragraphs – over, between or after the <p> elements. It
simply makes no sense. And the only reason you do not want to fix this
issue, is because, in practise, you apparently have not experienced this
happening to yourself.
Anyway. I shall try to not fuzz more about this – but instead try to
make use of the XSD solution you devised.
Leif Halvard Silli
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