"Joris Gillis" <roac@p...> дÈëÓʼþ
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> Tempore 20:24:12, die Monday 28 February 2005 AD, hinc in foro
{comp.text.xml} scripsit Li Ming <rainbow_6@e...>:
>
> > <category>
> >   <cd type="pop">Pop music</cd>
> >   <cd type="rock">Rock</cd>
> >   <cd type="classical">Classical music</cd>
> > </category>
> >

Yes it's perfect and thanks for your reply. But if the element of <category>
is the first element in the xml document, and I want it appear in the last
in my html file, what should I do? I mean, the xml is:

<shop name="myshop">
   <category>
       <cd type="pop">Pop music</cd>
       <cd type="rock">Rock</cd>
       <cd type="classical">Classical music</cd>
   </category>

   <welcome>Welcome to myshop</welcome>

   <content>
       <headline>Music CD</headline>
       <cdshelf>
          <disc name="CCC" cg="pop"/>
          <disc name="BBB" cg="pop"/>
          <disc name="AAA" cg="pop"/>
          <disc name="DDD" cg="classical"/>
          <disc name="EEE" cg="rock"/>
          <disc name="FFF" cg="classcial"/>
          <disc name="GGG" cg="pop"/>
      </cdshelf>
   </content>
</shop>

And I want the desired html web page to be:

                         Welcome to myshop

Music CD

Pop music:
  1. CCC
  2. BBB
  3. AAA
  4. GGG

Rock:
  1. EEE

Classical music:
  1. DDD
  2. FFF

Because <category> element appears before <welcome> element, so it is
matched first and displayed before <welcome>. Can I display it in the order
that I like, just as the output above, without modifying the layout of the
xml document (even the element order)? Thank you.