Hiya, I've been asked to come up with some formal coding standards for my employer's Zope projects. For Python code, I just use the relevant PEPs (maybe with a few addendums), but I'm wondering if anything similar exists for ZPTs so I don't have to completely reinvent the wheel. Validating as XHTML is a good first step, but that can still leave you with random indentation, absurdly long TALES statements, ugly loop idioms, use of "tal:replace" vs. use of macros, whether or not "tal:" and "metal:" attributes should be on the same line as vanilla XHTML attributes, etc. The first of those is easy to fix with Tidy, but the others are necessarily zope-specific. I seem to recall there was a ZPT style guide for Plone at some point, but it's resisting all my best efforts at googling - I get hints that something existed but has vanished from the net. For example: http://www.tchezope.org/traducoes/lp/ingles/7 "Temporarily discontinued, out of date" If nothing turns up, I'll probably just write my own based on what I like and publish it somewhere, maybe on zopewiki.org. (But not till after my impending vacation...) -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com