I've been using Zope for a while now, and I'm a little miffed that I don't really know the answer to this. Having finally succumbed to the preachings of the 'Withers Church of the Page Template', I thought I'd give them a shot for a site I'm building. So, I've got myself setup up with and index_html page template that I want to use to present the content of my site. Obviously, I could use more zpts to hold my content, but I don't really like that idea coz I just want to store the 'meat in the sandwich' (of standard_html_header/footer as it was) - zpts seem overkill and potentially a little confusing for naive users. http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition/ZPT.stx#2-90 mentions that this is not appropriate and mentions some alternative content objects. However, it says CMF solves this issue - and I'm not using CMF, so... I could use DTML Documents, but I don't want the user to be able to write DTML really, and recent posts, coupled with ChrisMcD's 2.6 Edition Zope Book lead me to believe that way lies the dark side. DTML Methods clearly aren't right. I want properties anyway. STX - haven't used it but it looks like it could be handy. Still, I want my users to be able to bash out some html when editing. Files - may be appropriate as they can just store text and can be edited through the ZMI if less than 64KB I believe. Still, if I want to have the index_html zpt present the contents, I'll have to have urls explicitly of the form file/index_html, otherwise I presume I'll just get a file download prompt from my browser. So, I think I'm left with Folders. If I store my text as a property of a Folder (and adjust my zpt to reflect this), I can have an auto-presenting content object that doesn't require users to remember to slap the bread around their meat (if you know what I mean ;-) ). Are Folders the content object of choice in this case then, or am I missing something. BTW, I'd rather not have to use objects that aren't bundled zope as I have to fight for every additional product that is installed. Thoughts anyone? tim