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I have a xml file with content
<ul>
<li><info>CSS text formatting </info></li>
</ul>
Where info is a class name in css.When i parse the xml and displayed on a page the css class info is applying on the <li> tag.This is working in mozilla.But ie is not taking it as a css class.Is their any method to do in IE
The basic problem is that
<info>is not HTML.Firefox recovers by adding it to the DOM anyway, and you can persuade IE to do the same with
document.createElement('info').The correct solution, however, is to transform your XML source into HTML instead of just dropping it into the page.