> One more question: can you specify that you don't want newlines inserted?
> For example </P> always ends up on its own line....even though there aren't
> any in the template.
>
> <xsl:template match="foo"><P
> style="color:red"><xsl:apply-templates/></P></xsl:template>

Use the indent="no" attribute on your xsl:output element.

Also note that xsl:apply-templates will pick up text nodes in your source
tree. The source tree may contain some whitespace-only text nodes. The
built-in template for text nodes copies them to the result tree. You can
use xsl:strip-space="*" at the top level to ignore all of them, if that's
prudent for your particular source tree.

   - Mike
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