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 The problem is that there are a few elements in that list that I don't want processed. So I would like to just list the elements not to select and still let the others pass through. The only way I can see to handle this is to add a mode statement to the apply-templates call and then just stop the processing of the selected elements that I don't want matched. I would like to avoid adding mode statements to these calls and then all the default processing because many of the elements are used all over the place. I'm trying to avoid replicating the <para> element processing for every mode that might be involved with para elements. The specific circumstance that I have is this content:
<content>
<step1>
<para>...</para>
<step2>...</step2>
<step2>...</step2>
<step1>
<step1>
<para>...<para>
<multimedia>...</multimedia>
<step2>...</step2>
<step2>...</step2>
<step1>
</content>So for actually both the step1 and step2 elements (and further levels), I don't have a wrapping construct that allows me to trigger an html <ol> element to wrap them. Before the step2 there can be a long list of available elements that I would prefer to not list everything from the DTD if I can avoid it. Over time the DTD may change and I would have to add these elements to the list. For the step2 elements, I need to do a check to generate the wrapping <ol> to make these an HTML list. I suppose in this case another option would be to number the list elements myself and not use the standard html ol/li element constructs. ..dan --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Danny Vint Panoramic Photography http://www.dvint.com voice: 619-938-3610 
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