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Article #14635Re: Controlling line breaks on imported XML text
From: pjredman
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 15:50
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 15:50
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Susan, The DTD can be used to validate the structure of the XML document either before it's imported into InDesign or within InDesign. XML imported into InDesign will retain the element sequence of the imported file (which may or may not be determined by the DTD depending on how strict it is). The mapping of XML elements to layout items can be set up ahead of time by creating empty containers (text and graphic frames) for your incoming XML elements. By default InDesign retains white space and control characters in the imported document. This behavior can be changed by inserting a processing instruction into the XML file prior to import. Contact me via email if you want more information on the processing instruction for this. Thanks, Phil Redman
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