Re: following-sibling problem

> I needed to remove the [1] on the apply-templates (because otherwise I 
> only get the first bullet), and then I end up with duplicates again:

No, you need the [1] there. However as I said, you then need to make each
level n template apply siblings to _its_ immediate sibling if it is also
level n, as the later siblings are not (now) being handled by the
parent.

This is the standard "sideways tree walk" to do positional grouping
examples in the archives (definitely) and faq (Id guess)  but
as you are using 2.0 you can more easily use the positional grouping
primitive, especially as Michael just supplied full code:-)

David

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