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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Bas Passon <BP...@parite.nl> on 2000/10/19 13:10:24 UTC

problem

Hello,

I am still having problems with cocoon splitting the <td> and </td> tag and
putting them on different lines.
Someone suggested make the length of the lines in the cocoon.properties file
enormous; that itself would solve the problem. Internet Explorer is ok with
this option, but Netscape is not happy when all data is delivered as a
single line. For smaller pages this ain't a problem, but if you have lots of
tables and other data in your page, netscape doesn't render the page at all.

Is there a xsl tag for forcing the way data is written to the outputstream,
i looked in the docs and found that processing instructions would do the
trick, but after using the <?cocoon-format type="text/html/loose"/>
tag it all got formated well, but then the formatting of <td></td> is in the
following way.

	<td>data......
	</td>
	<td>data.....
	</td>

I want the formatting to be like this:

	<td>data.......</td>
	<td>data.......</td>

Is there an xsl tag to do this or do I have to write my own html formatter
to do this?

thnx,

Bas