I have a site with lots of structured text. There are many <img src='/some/image'> tags in the texts. But after upgrading from Zope 2.51 to Zope 2.61, I get broken images all over the place. Example:: <img src='images/kreativ.jpg' align='left'> This tag is turned into:: <img src="%3Ccode">images/kreativ.jpg align='left'> While:: <img src="images/kreativ.jpg" align="left"> is rendered correctly. It used to work. Does anybody know why it doesn't? What is the easiest way to get around this. It is not supposed to be illegal to put a tag like that into structured text, is it? I think that the most likely culprit is the stx parser seing some part of the <img> tag as inlined code. Unfortunately I have not been able to hunt it down myself. And it is a bit strange as there should be space around inline code. Does anybody here has a clue what it can be, or in what files I should look for the problem? The most likely files I found was:: \lib\python\StructuredText\ClassicStructuredText.py \lib\python\StructuredText\DocumentWithImages.py But the problem could easily be elsewhere. regards Max M