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I’m making a header in my XSL code that includes multiple fields of information, i.e. “Name: Bob Birthdate: January 1 1900,” etc. I enclosed them in tags as such:
<xsl:text> Gender: Male </xsl:text>
But on the page, the whitespace around Gender/Male is being ignored. Is there something I’m missing?
Thanks in advance.
If you want to output a text file you should specify an
<xsl:output method="text"/>as a child of the<xsl:stylesheet>element.When treating output as HTML the parser might pack your spaces, if HTML output with non-breaking spaces is what you want you can use the
 non-breaking space entity (note that might not work since it’s not an XML entity, unless you declare it yourself).