I guess this message would be more suited to a mailing list for Emacs PSGML mode but I have yet to find such a beast and I gather there are some users of PSGML mode on this mailing list. Basically, I am trying to write a DTD for DTML to use with PSGML and I have one major problem. I am using include exceptions to allow DTML tags to be scattered anywhere within HTML code: <!ENTITY % dtml "DTML-VAR | DTML-IF | DTML-CALL | DTML-WITH | DTML-IN | DTML-UNLESS | DTML-RAISE | DTML-TRY| DTML-COMMENT | DTML-TREE | DTML-SQL-VAR | DTML-SQL-TEST | DTML-SENDMAIL | DTML-MIME"> <!ELEMENT HTML O O (%html.content;) +(%dtml;) -- document root element --> <!ATTLIST HTML %i18n; -- lang, dir -- %version; > This seems to work fine if the DTML/HTML code is all in a single file but does not work so well if the DTML document is split across several files. This is typically the case when accessing DTML methods and documents via ftp. When I edit a file in this way, I set the variable sgml-parent-document to '("~/lib/sgml/dummy.html" "html" "body" ())), where ~/lib/sgml/dummy.html contains the single line which is my DTML doctype declaration: <!doctype html public "-//DFKI//DTD DTML//EN"> Unfortunately, using sgml-parent-document like this does not lead PSGML to let me insert DTML tags into the DTML child document. I have, in fact, got the setup to more or less work by adding the dtml includes as an exception to the "body" element as well. But this is an ugly kludge. It hard wires "body" as the top element of a DTML document. So the question I have for PSGML gurus is: is there any voodoo I can insert in the value of sgml-parent-document that will let my include exceptions for "html" be seen in the child document? --- Alastair