I'm working on some documentation for ZFormulator, and I'm running into various issues trying to cleanly present DTML examples. The problem is that it seems that Zope ALWAYS interprets dtml tags unless you use HTML entities (like < and > instead of <, >) to surround your tags. This happens in <pre>...</pre> HTML tags or as example code in structured-text. However, using HTML like this defeats much of the convenience of documenting in structured-text. Is there a way to stop Zope from interpreting the tags? Alternatively, how difficult would it be to create a <dtml-suppress>...</dtml-suppress> tag to suppress tag interpretation? Imagine the following as structured-text: ====BEGIN==== Example1 - Won't work because Zope interprets tags:: <dtml-in myexample> <dtml-var title> </dtml-in> Example2 - Hacked to make code appear as code: <pre> <dtml-in myexample> <dtml-var title> </dtml-in> </pre> ====END==== Notice that example1 tries to use the example code symbology of structured-text and that example2 "cheats" by embedding HTML into the structured-text. Thanks in advance for any suggestions, Chuck Burdick Web Administrator / Developer Trading Technologies, Inc. chuck.burdick@tradingtechnologies.com (847) 424-8844