hi folks, I just figured out how to use images in strucured-text with syntax like "alternative text":img:image.jpg Because i never read how to do that anywhere (nor on zope.org!) i feel free to tell you that simple modification to the zope source. Goto $ZOPE/lib/python/StructurdText/ folder. You see some files that contain "WithImages" in their names. As i saw that i simply tried to tell the StructuredText.py file to use them, and not the others - and it wooorked. well now the only thing todo in StructuredText.py is: change source (around line 90 ) to: import HTMLWithImages, DocumentWithImages, ClassicDocumentClass and in line 96/97 to: Document = DocumentWithImages.DocumentWithImages() HTMLNG = HTMLWithImages.HTMLWithImages() thats it. so....am i the only human beeing who figured that out? i'm shure i'm not, but why did no one of the "big" zope freaks/programmers advised us? (im rellay _not_ into python. i can "just" read :-) and know some basic programming structures..) ....or is that the way of zope => see and try !?? ;-) (i'm rather new to zope/python...) a truthful puzzled but happy oli keller P.S.: that worked with zope 2.4.2 and 2.5.0a2 P.P.S.: i want to extend the :img syntax to accept "parameters" to adjust the alignment of the image. any advise/suggestion what syntax to use? what about just implementing :img-right and :img-center? thats probably not the way the structured text authors would go...wouldn't they?