That was my key solution.
Whilst within an h3 element (in the stylesheet), I have to
identify this node somehow. I did it by copying the element
content (yuk), passing it to a named template, which then
used document()// [] to match 'this' node.
Really long and messy, also error prone.
 My way is tedious but simple.

regards DaveP


> See the answer I gave on this list yesterday for toc's in FO
> (Re: XSL-List Digest V4 #1219)
> the basic idea is the same, to use generate-id()to make links you have
> to make sure your stylesheet current node is the same (the target)
> both when you put the id at the target and when you refer to the id
> when making the link.
> 
> David
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