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Basically I have some nodes that represent paragraphs

<para>Sally Sells Sea Shells Down By The Sea Shore.</para>

in there, some of the text are wrapped with identifier
<para>Sally <hlt>Sells</hlt> Sea Shells <hlt>Down</hlt> By The Sea
Shore.</para>

I need to change the output of those to be an html element so I can
apply a css style to it.

I have a template to output the text of the para node
I am then calling a template for the hlt node.
But it processes ALL of the hlt nodes and not each one as it comes
across it.
My output comes out like:

<p>Sally <span>Sells</span><span>Down</span> Sea Shells By The Sea
Shore.</p>

Is there any way to accomplish this so it looks like:
<p>Sally <span>Sells</span> Sea Shells <span>Down</span> By The Sea
Shore.</p>

Thanks

Brian

Mac wrote:
> Basically I have some nodes that represent paragraphs
>
> <para>Sally Sells Sea Shells Down By The Sea Shore.</para>
>
> in there, some of the text are wrapped with identifier
> <para>Sally <hlt>Sells</hlt> Sea Shells <hlt>Down</hlt> By The Sea
> Shore.</para>
>
> I need to change the output of those to be an html element so I can
> apply a css style to it.

<xsl:template match="para">
<p>
<!-- This applies templates for all the text and element child nodes -->
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</p>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="hlt">
<span>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</span>
</xsl:template>

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