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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by "Typrowicz, Jim" <ji...@gwl.com> on 2001/01/09 19:31:41 UTC
HTML Map Tag
I am having a problem with XSL and the HTML Map tag.
I have the following XSL:
<IMG ...><MAP ...><AREA ...></AREA></MAP></IMG>
I'm using Cocoon/Xalan to transform this XSL into HTML. The problem is that
the end tags are stripped out. This is fine except for the </MAP> end tag
which is required for Netscape (IE seems to be more forgiving). Netscape
won't recognize the Map tag without an end tag.
Is this a know problem? Any workarounds?
Re: HTML Map Tag
Posted by Johannes Koch <ko...@pixelpark.com>.
Hi Jim,
> "Typrowicz, Jim" schrieb:
>
> I am having a problem with XSL and the HTML Map tag.
>
> I have the following XSL:
>
> <IMG ...><MAP ...><AREA ...></AREA></MAP></IMG>
>
> I'm using Cocoon/Xalan to transform this XSL into HTML. The problem is
> that the end tags are stripped out. This is fine except for the
> </MAP> end tag which is required for Netscape (IE seems to be more
> forgiving). Netscape won't recognize the Map tag without an end tag.
You know, that in HTML img is an _empty_(*) element, don't you?
Have a look at
<http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/objects.html#h-13.6.1> for more
information on client-side image maps.
(*) empty elements don't have content.
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