anchor.diff:      the node-rewriting technique is often easier to grok.
   
   p.
  -    The final template in the example takes this node-rewriting technique a 
  +    The final template in the example takes this node-rewriting technique a
       step further. It replaces the tag &lt;AppSettingsBlock /&gt; with an entire
       &lt;appSettings&gt;...&lt;/appSettings&gt; section containing all settings.
       This is a great way of cutting your template files down to size. Plus,
  
positive.code:           <add key="Setting1" value=""/>
            <add key="Setting2" value=""/>
          </appSettings>
                  
  p.
      You don't have to use the '|', but it's handy to have in case you decide
      to split or not-split at a later date. It would also be possible to use
  
negative.code:         documentation on XPath</a> contains lots of example expressions.
      li.
          If you want to test your XSLT online, <a href="http://xslt.online-toolz.com/tools/xslt-transformation.php">OnlineToolz</a> is pretty good.
  
  
  