I'm new to XSLT and have been banging my head against a wall trying to
produce the results I want. I'm hoping that it's blatantly obvious to
someone here who can point me in the right direction.

My XML is as follows:
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<menu>
	<page name="Product" url="view.aspx">
		<page name="View" url="view.aspx" />
		<page name="Modify" url="modify.aspx" />
		<page name="Pricing" url="pricing.aspx">
			<page name="Lot" url="lot.aspx" />
			<page name="Sample Pricing" url="sample.aspx" />
			<page name="Special Customer" url="special.aspx" />
		</page>
		<page name="Sales" url="sales.aspx">
			<page name="General" url="sales.aspx">
			<page name="Sales Tools" url="sales_tool.aspx" />
		</page>
		<page name="Vendor" url="vendor.aspx" >
	</page>
	<page name="Complaint" url="complaint.aspx?catID=-1"/>
	<page name="Reports" url="reports.aspx">
		<page name="Report List" url="reports.aspx" alwayslink="true"/>
	</page>
</menu>
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I'd like to produce is the following under each example circumstance:

When I apply a template to the element with name "Lot", I'd like to
see:

	<div> Product | Complaint | Reports </div>
	<div> View | Modify | Pricing | Sales | Vendor </div>
	<div> Lot | Sample Pricing | Special Customer </div>

When I apply a template to the element with name "Complaint", I'd like
to see only:

	<div> Product | Complaint | Reports </div>

So basically, for a given selected XSL element, I'd like a <div> that
contains attributes of the selected element's greatest ancestor and
its siblings, followed by the same for it's next greatest ancestor,
and so on, ending with a <div> that contains attributes of the
selected element and it's siblings.

I'm not quite sure how to approach a case like this, where the result
elements are nested differently than the XML elements. Can someone
point me in the right direction? I should note that the XML can be
changed if necessary - I just organized to resemble the navigation
hierarchy.

Thanks,
Joe