On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 08:12:13PM -0600, J. Cameron Cooper wrote: <snip>
The 'structure' keyword has nothing to do with structured text: it has to do with document structure. If what you're bringing into the document contains layout structure (HTML) then you say "structure". Read the description of 'tal:replace" in the Zope online help for the official take. So: HTML (which is not intended to be viewed as such by the user) requires 'structure' so as not to be escaped.
Thats what I wasn't understanding properly--I was thinking structure meant structured text--so when I put structured text in my files, I put the word structure there, and it didn't convert them to HTML like I (incorrectly) assumed it it (I saw this conversion as part of ZWiki--but hadn't looked into how it was done). When I put the HTML in there, I kept removing the word structure--when I put it back in there everything worked as expected. Thank you for the clarification, and the references :) -- Jay Dorsey jay at jaydorsey dot com