XSLT <xsl:text>
Element
Definition and Usage
The <xsl:text>
element is used to write text to the output, i.e., to generate text nodes through the stylesheet.
Tip: This element can contain text, entity references, and #PCDATA.
Syntax
Attributes
Attribute | Value | Description |
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disable-output-escaping | yes <br>no | Optional. If the value is "yes", the text node generated by instantiating the <xsl:text> element will not be escaped in the output. For example, "<" will be output as "<". If the value is "no", then "<" will be output as "<". The default is "no". Netscape 6 does not support this attribute. |
Example 1
Displays the title of each CD. If it is not the last or second-to-last CD, insert ", " between each cd-title. If it is the last CD, append "!" after the title. If it is the second-to-last CD, append ", and " after the title: