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I'd like to be able to do something like this <xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:copy-of select="@*|node()"/> </xsl:template> <!--SUMMARY - this comments out the Summary chunk--> <xsl:template match="/chunk/chunk[chunk-meta/title[(text()='Summary')]]"/> <!--INSIGHTS commented out--> <xsl:template match="/chunk/chunk[chunk-meta/title[(text()='Insights')]]"/> <!--KEYTERMS commented out--> <xsl:template match="/chunk/chunk[@differentiation='keyterms']"/> <!--REVIEW QUESTIONS commented out--> <xsl:template match="/chunk/chunk[@differentiation='review-questions']"/> <!--INSIGHTS commented out--> <xsl:template match="/chunk/ref-note-list[title/text()='Additional Readings']"/> Where the first template match copies everything and the additional template matches comment out those specific chunks. It doesn't work - as you could guess. But I do not know why - I am a beginner and copy-of is very powerful - too powerful. I am looking to rebuild the xml (transformed) using copy-of - is that the wrong thing to do? Thanks ahead of time, S
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