I know this kind of thing is probably old hat to ZoPros, but as a new user I found it wonderfully simple and powerful, and I just wanted to share my growing appreciation of Zope with others. I'm designing a Zope-base website in which I and a few others handle the structure and administration, but the authoring of the content is spread across a number of other users. One thing I've been trying to do is to make access to Zope's web-based management interface as simple as possible for those who'll be adding content. Today I had one of those minor epiphanies when I realized I could put access to the management screen for any given particular page on the page itself. So I just dropped the following three lines into my standard_html_footer object: <dtml-if "AUTHENTICATED_USER.has_role(['Author', 'Manager'])"> <a href="manage">Edit</a> </dtml-if> and, voila!, I've got a link that shows up at the bottom of every page, but only for appropriately authorized users (as defined by their Roles), that takes them directly to the management screen for that page to do instant editing. It only took a minute, but it goes a long ways toward easing the barrier between the web-page-as-seen and the web-page-as-editable-document for many users. Too cool. Chris Fassnacht