Hi Corey,

Just a quick thing - you're using disable-output-escaping where you
don't need to, i.e.:

>    <xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes">
>  </xsl:text> <!-- hard return to make it look pretty -->

Disable-output-escaping disables output escaping - it stops < and &
signs from being escaped (as &lt; and &amp;) when they're serialised
in the output. It will only have an effect on characters that are
escaped when they're output; line breaks are not one of these
characters, so the above is exactly the same as:

  <xsl:text> 
</xsl:text> <!-- hard return to make it look pretty -->

The other thing that I find makes this look neater is to use a
character reference for the line break rather than the character
itself. The above is exactly the same as:

  <xsl:text> &#xA;</xsl:text><!-- hard return to make it look pretty -->

or:

  <xsl:text> &#10;</xsl:text><!-- hard return to make it look pretty -->
  
Cheers,

Jeni

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