Hi,
I was already close, the test is: "parent::*/parent::step"
to find grandparents with node step. By first searching for the second
case, it no longer matters that the first case (parent::step pplies to both.
Cas
I have a structure with nested
step/list
step/step/list
I hoped to let CSS handle the indenting of the lists without setting
classes, but find myself forced to convert the first version to <ul
class="l1"> and the second to <ul class="l2">.
I made a <xsl:when test="parent::step"> to catch the first one, but then
realised it also applies to the second one, so I need to test the
grandparent too.
Is there something similar to <xsl:when test="grandparent::step"> or
<xsl:when test="parent::parent::step"> ?
Thanks,
Cas
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