[Kerin Cosford]

> It's possible that <xsl:value-of select="."/><br/> is working fine - have
> you viewed source in your browser, and had a look if the br tag is there?
>
> Most browsers choke on <br/>. The other option when generating them
through
> XSL is to use <br class="none"/>.
>

With every provessor I've tried, when you  specify the html output method, a
<br/> in the source file turns into <br> in the html output.

If you wanted to force it and still use xml output (I don't know why), note
that <br class="none"/> is just one example.  Any attribute at all will put
a space after the "<br", and that's enought to make browsers happy.  So you
could use <br dummy='x'/> and it would work just as well.

Cheers,

Tom P


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