<xsl:template match="PageContent//node()">
I don't think that you want to match _all_ nodes below PageContent This
would include text nodes comments and anything else. If you apply
templates to any text node this template will generate an error as
<xsl:copy>
will copy the text node but then <xsl:attribute name="id">
will try to make an attribute on a text node which obviously isn't
allowed. Change node() to * in the match pattern.
By default xsl:number just counts children of the current parent you want
<xsl:number level="any"/>
<xsl:apply-templates
select="PageContent//node()" />
This selects all descendents of the PageContent child of the current
node. However the current node (which is a descendent of PageContent)
has no PageContent child so this will select nothing.
You just want
<xsl:apply-templates/>
here the default behaviour of just processing the child nodes is what
you want. (Lower descendendts will be recursively processed when the
templates matching the child nodes are executed.
David
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