XML -> XSL -> CSS question ** RESOLVED **

[techgnome]

I am building a site that uses XML to hold the data, XSL to transform it into (X)HTML and CSS for the final diaply rendering. It works pretty well, so far. But.... what I want to do is indent the _first line of each paragraph_. When the site was plain HTML, I could just use a bunch of   to add spaces. No problem, except that in XML the '&' is an invalid character. So I thought, "hmmm... is there a style tag that I can use to do that instead?" I'm using CSS anyways, so it would be easy to insert. Problem is, I can't seem to find such a style tag.... I tried text-indent - it didn't work, I even tried indent, no good.
Does any one know of a style tag that can do this, or, if not a solution?

[Sastraxi]

Using something like "text-indent:5em;" should work. I don't know why it doesn't for you, but it does for me. What browser?

[techgnome]

Originally posted by Sastraxi
Using something like "text-indent:5em;" should work. I don't know why it doesn't for you, but it does for me. What browser?

DOH! I was using "text-indexnt:5mm;" ... changed it to em... works... sort of.... but the issue I am having now is a borwser problem (Mozilla adjusts things a bit differently than does IE).....
Thanks for your help!