Except that "count(tag1|tag2|...)" doesn't work (from
experience).
It will work so long as the elements with names tag1 etc are children of
the content element (which was also a requirement for the version in
your original post) actually in both cases you don't need to count() as
you don't need to know how many there are , just f there is more than
one of them so you can use (.....)[2] as if there is a 2nd, there is
more than one.
David
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