First, let me say that I am delighted with the EAD Cookbook.  What wonderful
guidance Michael Fox has provided for us
trying-to-be-cutting-edge-but-not-quite-up-to-it-archivists.  But, to get
down to my problem.  I'm working with the print-output style sheet --
eadcbs4.xsl.  My folder list is encoded thus:


                <c02>
                         <did>
                                <container
type="box">2000/999-999</container>
                                <unittitle>First folder title,
                                  <unitdate>1999</unitdate></unittitle>
                                </did>
                  </c02><c02>
                         <did>
                                <container
type="box">2000/999-999</container>
                                <unittitle>Second folder title,
                                  <unitdate>1999</unitdate></unittitle>
                                </did>
                  </c02>





                <c02>
                         <did>

                                <container><?xm-replace_text
{container}?></container>
                                <unittitle>A filing unit deserving mention,
but not truly series-status                                     (e.g. "47th
Legislature files:")
                                <unitdate><?xm-replace_text
{date}?></unitdate></unittitle>
                                </did>
                  <c03>
                        <did>
                                <container
type="box">2000/999-999</container>
                                <unittitle>First folder
title,<unitdate>1999</unitdate></unittitle>
                        </did>
                </c03>
                <c03>
                        <did>
                                <container
type="box">2000/999-999</container>
                                <unittitle>Second folder
title,<unitdate>1998
</unitdate></unittitle></did></c03></c02>

                </c01>

My problem is that "Box" prints in the first column for the third c02 which
is simply the name of a filing unit.  (The same is true for a repeated
folder title.  When we have a big run of say, Minutes, we do not repeat
"Minutes" for each folder title, but rather include only the part of the
title that changes or the dates.)  But, "Box" will print when "Minutes:"
first appears -- whether or not the container tag is present.

I think the style sheet is wonderful (actually, it's magic to me) in that
box numbers don't print over and over again unless the component level or
the box number changes.  But, why this "Box" out there by itself?  Is it my
tagging?  Is it inherent in this style sheet?

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Carolyn Foster
Texas State Library and Archives Commission