Re: Finding which template, formatting part of a ToC

hi Bob & everyone

> Can you tell me what version of DocBook XSL your customization is based 
> on?  The <p class="toc"> element was replaced by <div class="toc"> quite 
> awhile ago.

Looks as though it's from 2007!  But also, I'm pretty sure that 
switching the <div> to a <p> was something I did myself when I was 
customising it.  (for simplicity of HTML when pasting into WordPress - 
it's worked neatly while I'd only had one layer of <section>.)

(I know my software is rather "stuck in the past" - I don't use this 
setup often enough to feel I can justify paying for another version of 
oXygen, and luckily the old one still works, so nothing's prompted me to 
upgrade.)

Thanks for the explanation of how ToCs are put together - this is very 
helpful!  I remember I did wonder whether there might be an interim 
variable stashed somewhere as part of the automation, so it makes sense, 
and now I am having that nice feeling of "ohhh the light dawns" :-)

now let's see how I get on with actually tweaking it :-)

Jennifer

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