Hi Tony, I did reread the thread now. The first time around I thought you were asking for an way to manipulate the trancluded template. My sample showed a way to do just that. Now I realized myself that you have a question about scoping. If you are using a isolated scope, this scope is only available to the directive, and the template of that directive. It's not available to its children. Transcluded in or not, makes no difference there. You are better of with a new scope, but you need some extra coding to make that work too. Have a look at this sample: http://plnkr.co/edit/UZzM2CDJwiCbs3o4hseq?p=preview
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