Thomas Gier schreef:
> Gerrit wrote:
> >How do I achieve this? I tried to do:
> >
> ><literallayout>
> ></literallayout>
> >
> >But this is rendered as a block, not inline, so I end up with empty
> >lines before and after the line break, which obviously is not what I
> >want. And it's ugly.
> >
> Well, IMHO <literallayout> is exactly what you need. This is a verbatim
> environment which means _every_ line break you add will show up exactly in
> your processed document.
It's not my experience. I don't know whether the xslt stylesheet is
wrong, but <literallayout> is rendered as a block. That means I can't
do:
this is a <literallayout>
</literallayout>test to see what happens
and get
this is a
test to see what happens
but I get
this is a
test to see what happens
yours,
Gerrit.
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