re: Possible bug in Lenya

[Keven Ages <ke...@fourthwallmedia.com>]

Sorry for the lack of version info etc (head isn't on properly today)

 

Lenya Version: 1.2.4

 

I just noticed while creating a new template in Lenya that for some odd
reason div tags that have no content in them are ended (I'd imagine by
the XSLT processor).

 

For example

 

<div id="mainLogo"></div>

 

Is changed to:

 

<div id="mainLogo" />

</div>

 

If I put content inside the div it doesn't end it.  This is a major
problem if you are using a lot of background images or container divs.

 

RE: Possible bug in Lenya

[Victoria Vitaver <vi...@tt.com.au>]

Are you quite sure that the  <div id="mainLogo"></div> doesnt simply get
changed to <div id="mainLogo" /> ?

I have this a lot through my code. Although I have put in a space (nbsp;) in
between at times.

Vica
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Keven Ages [mailto:keven@fourthwallmedia.com]
  Sent: Wednesday, 31 May 2006 2:44 AM
  To: user@lenya.apache.org
  Subject: re: Possible bug in Lenya


  Sorry for the lack of version info etc (head isn't on properly today)



  Lenya Version: 1.2.4



  I just noticed while creating a new template in Lenya that for some odd
reason div tags that have no content in them are ended (I'd imagine by the
XSLT processor).



  For example



  <div id="mainLogo"></div>



  Is changed to:



  <div id="mainLogo" />

  </div>



  If I put content inside the div it doesn't end it.  This is a major
problem if you are using a lot of background images or container divs.




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