At 5:23 am -0500 3/2/06, Alan Houser wrote: >Unfortunately, there's no way to do this with an XML DTD. However, it's not >hard to determine an element's nesting level when processing XML with XSLT or >even a FrameMaker EDD. For example, a FrameMaker EDD might specify a text >prefix of "Element nested too deeply" to report back to the author when he/she >has violated a nesting convention (nesting a <section> too deeply, for >example).
Right: so you can use a level rule to *alert* the user, but there's nothing you can do to actually *remove* the element from the element catalog when selecting it would invalidate a nesting depth restriction, right? -- Steve
