> which means that it has `mixed content' ie some characters as well as
> elements are children of xsl:template. If you do that then -all_
> characters including white space, become significant. 

Not quite true; whitespace is significant if it appears in a text node that
also includes non-whitespace, but it is insignificant otherwise. Whether the
owning element has mixed content is immaterial.

So:

<p>
Which of the following cities is the capital of USA?
</p>

Outputs a new line before and after the text, while

<p>
<!--c-->Which of the following cities is the capital of USA?<!--c-->
</p>

doesn't.

Mike Kay


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