Bug in XML/XSLT display?

I'm totally new to this whole XSL thing, so it's very possible I'm
just doing something stupid.  However, it doesn't seem like I am.

I have an XML file and a corresponding XSL file, that I temporarily
put at http://progoth.com/~progoth/MSISDoc.xml (and .xsl)

I have an xsl:template with a match of "field", and in the appropriate
spot I have
<xsl:apply-templates select="field">
 <xsl:sort select="@name"/>
</xsl:apply-templates>

The template is applied, the text is displayed, but the style isn't
there (it's supposed to have <b> elements and <br/> elements, just to
name a few, but instead it's one long run-together mess).  Just to
clarify, the rest of the document shows up correctly, but the parts
from the "field" template do not.  DOM Inspector shows the elements as
being there, and highlights them in red when I select them.  When I
CTRL-A and "View Selection Source", it shows all the formatting
elements, I can copy and paste the output into a .html file and it
displays perfectly (and validates @ w3.org when I change <br>'s to
<br/>).

This XML/XSL works fine in IE6, and the output from Saxon8 seems to be
fine, and mozilla seems to output what I want, just not display it
correctly.

I also just added the output from View Selection Source at
http://progoth.com/~progoth/MSISDoc.html to show what should happen.

Any feedback on this (or a pointer to a more appropriate NG) would be
great

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Steven Scott <[email protected]>