> And try putting xml:base on the atom:content tag. I’m not sure what you mean. xml:base is supposed to work everywhere, for whatever is the appropriate scope,

> And try putting xml:base on the atom:content tag. I’m not sure what you mean. xml:base is supposed to work everywhere, for whatever is the appropriate scope, and my stylesheet copies the xml:base attribute across, and then includes JavaScript to make it more or less work, wherever you use it, since browsers don’t support xml:base at all any more.