Am 14.02.2019 um 09:19 schrieb Hussein Shafie:
On 02/13/2019 08:56 PM, Gerd Wagner wrote:
When I set xml:space to "preserve" for a triple space character sequence
(" ") in an ebook HTML division
This is somewhat unusual.
I need this for explaining the distinction between a valid string and a
valid name (or non-empty string).
and then generate HTML
I would say that you must additionally specify CSS property
"white-space: pre;" for this kind of div. I mean, xml:space="preserve"
alone is not sufficient.
It would probably be good, if you would add the required CSS styling for
this to your "ebook.css".
I've added
*[xml\:space="preserve"] {white-space:pre;}
to my local "ebook.css" and it works fine for the generated HTML, at least.
Notice that this is treating the namespace-qualified attribute
"xml:space" as an HTML extension attribute. When the ebook division
files are served as XHTML, then
|@namespace xml "http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace";;|
*[xml|space="preserve"] {white-space:pre;}
would be correct.
-Gerd
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