the <acronym> tag, time for a title?

Hello! We use <acronym> but it really has no use currently. As of right now our setups do as follows: XSL: Puts acronym inside <span class="acronym"> DSSSL: Puts acronym inside <ACRONYM CLASS="acronym"> I've been trying to get this working with XSL but am failing, and by working I mean for example: Replace: <acronym>HTML</acronym> With: <acronym title="Hypertext Markup Language">HTML</acronym> Seems like a simple concept I know. I first started messing around with glossary tags (with glossentry.show.acronym) but gave up on that. Then, I found this little gem of a resource: http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/replace.html#d7796e115 With a version of this I can get XSL to match the <acronym> tags but the HTML output returns nothing instead of the actual acronym so essentially I've implemented a template to remove all acronyms! I'm giving up for now in the hope that someone with XSL knowledge can implement this in a working fashion. Anyone? I don't think it's worth doing it in DSSSL. Regards, Philip