xml:space(optional)Allows one to signal to an application whether an element's white space is
"significant". The behavior of xml:space cascades to all descendant elements, but
it can
be turned off locally by setting the xml:space attribute to the value "default".
Allowed values are:
"default" (Allows the application to handle white space as necessary. Not including an
xml:space attribute produces the same result as using the default value.), "preserve" (Instructs the application to maintain white space "as-is", suggesting that it
might have meaning.)
xml:space(optional)Allows one to signal to an application whether an element's white space is
"significant". The behavior of xml:space cascades to all descendant elements, but
it can
be turned off locally by setting the xml:space attribute to the value "default".
Allowed values are:
"default" (Allows the application to handle white space as necessary. Not including an
xml:space attribute produces the same result as using the default value.), "preserve" (Instructs the application to maintain white space "as-is", suggesting that it
might have meaning.)
Component declarations that are shared between two or more modules.
xml:space(optional)Allows one to signal to an application whether an element's white space is
"significant". The behavior of xml:space cascades to all descendant elements, but
it can
be turned off locally by setting the xml:space attribute to the value "default".
Allowed values are:
"default" (Allows the application to handle white space as necessary. Not including an
xml:space attribute produces the same result as using the default value.), "preserve" (Instructs the application to maintain white space "as-is", suggesting that it
might have meaning.)
<desc>Attributes that address whitespace processing.</desc>
<attList org="group">
<attDef ident="xml:space"usage="opt">
<desc>Allows one to signal to an application whether an element's white space is
"significant". The behavior of xml:space cascades to all descendant elements, but
it can
be turned off locally by setting the xml:space attribute to the value "default".</desc>
<valList type="closed">
<valItem ident="default">
<desc>Allows the application to handle white space as necessary. Not including an
xml:space attribute produces the same result as using the default value.</desc>
</valItem>
<valItem ident="preserve">
<desc>Instructs the application to maintain white space "as-is", suggesting that it
might have meaning.</desc>