I have been meaning to ask this for a while.. How do people set up the zope development process and servers to work well with web-designers who use wysiwyg editors like dreamweaver? I mean, we all probably use webdav, and "external editor", but after that? After all one of the advertised advantages of ZPT, is that you can send the template back to the designer without him destroying the TAL code. (not right away at least) In practice I find that once the original html has been split into "main tempate" and "content template" parts, or the like, it gets rather impractical to involve the designer again, and we end up having the coders do way more css work than they should. I know you can leave the "dummy content" in place, but often the stylesheets, and scripts live in a different folder, and gets aquired by zope for publishing. If I could get this whole process to be more of a two way thing, I could do do stuff, like start a site with a prototype, and have the designer beautyfy that, and work iteratively, instead of allways starting with the graphic design... Perhaps it would be possible to construct a special webdav "editor view" that could "symlink" certain files into any directory, so that the wysiwyg editor finds them, or even "assemble" the templates to a page, and send the edits to the right template, or something like that. Perhaps such a product allready exists? :) Or maybe the fix is in the editor, and you can tell dreamweaver to look for stuff it can't find in the dav-filesystem, at a certain URL instead.. Anyway, I would be glad to hear how other zope-shops, deal with these kinds of issues. Regards Gaute Amundsen