In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mirandacascade
wrote:
> 2) None of the xml documents to which I've had exposure (a very, very
> small set) have had text between an element's end tag and the next tag,
> hence the following question: are there some 'best practices' advice
> available to help one decide when it's a good idea to put text between
> an element's end tag and the next tag as opposed to putting text in the
> text property of an element?
This depends on the type of document. Examples of xml with text between
tags are XHTML or DocBook. ::
<p>This is an <em>example</em> of "tail text" in
<strong>XHTML</strong>.</p>
Ciao,
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
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