Hello Bob & everyone
Congratuations on your customization!
thanks :-)
Regarding the para selection, your select statement is not selecting the
first para, it is selecting all child para elements in the annotation.
To get only the first para, use select="annotation/para[1]".
Hmm, that's odd. I did think at first that what I'd written _would_
select them all, but in practice, when I've done a test like this:
<footnote>
<annotation>
<para>
my real annotation
</para>
<para>
test para
</para>
</annotation>
<para>
the footnote itself
</para>
</footnote>
... the "test para" doesn't appear anywhere in the HTML.
Thoughts on this mystery welcome, though not crucial to me at the moment
as it works anyway :-)
As an addendum, I've also realised that I seem to need to do
<para>my real annotation</para>
rather than
<para>
my real annotation
</para>
if I want to avoid getting 
 before & after the title (white space)
- not that it shows in the visible output, but it was making my HTML
look untidy.
Regarding the footnoteref, the addressing is easy.
<snip>
<xsl:variable name="footnote" select="key('id', @linkend)"/>
Haven't tried this yet, but thanks.
Jennifer
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