I have a different suggestion from the others: Use the XML output mode in
your stylesheet. Seen as
the HTML output mode is the one that replaces &#x2014 with —, this
should not happen in XML mode.

You'll be generating a sort of XHTML (really it is just well-formed HTML).
There are some compatibility tricks on the W3C site for older browsers e.g.
putting a space in empty tags e.g. "<br />" instead of "<br/>".

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Typrowicz, Jim [SMTP:jim.typrowicz@xxxxxxx]
> Sent:	Tuesday, December 19, 2000 7:07 PM
> To:	'xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject:	 Netscape Navigator not displaying emdash
> 
> I have an emdash character (a long dash) that I would like to display on
> my
> HTML page, which is generated with Cocoon/XSL.  The character displays
> fine
> in IE but not Netscape.
> 
> I have something like:  ...test &#x2014; test
> 
> In IE it comes out "...test - test", as it should.  In Netscape it comes
> out
> as "...test &mdash; test".
> 
> I tried a trick suggested on the board previously that replaced the & with
> &amp; but I still get the same result.
> 
> Anyone run into this problem before?
> 

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