At 07:57 PM 10/10/2002 +0200, you wrote:

beno schrieb:

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Hi; I have the following Python Script (*not* External Script):

import string

size = string.atoi(size)/1280 css = "<style type='text/css'>" css += ".headline { position: absolute; top: " + str(100*size) + "; left: " + str(150*size) + "; font-style: 800 " + str(40*size) + "px futura }" css += ".belowHeadline { position: absolute; top: " + str(150*size) + "; left: " + str(250*size) + "; font-style: italic " + str(25*size) + "px verdana }" css += "</style>"

Try:

print css return printed

Nope. Try again? TIA, beno

At 08:30 PM 10/10/2002 +0200, you wrote:

beno wrote:

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Hi; I have the following Python Script (*not* External Script): import string size = string.atoi(size)/1280 css = "<style type='text/css'>" css += ".headline { position: absolute; top: " + str(100*size) + "; left: " + str(150*size) + "; font-style: 800 " + str(40*size) + "px futura }" css += ".belowHeadline { position: absolute; top: " + str(150*size) + "; left: " + str(250*size) + "; font-style: italic " + str(25*size) + "px verdana }" css += "</style>" return css

It isn't rendering properly because the brackets are being translated into ASCII. How do I prevent this? TIA, beno

don't know what you mean... what does "translated into ASCII" mean in this context?

< is rendered as > and I don't want it rendered as such! How do I prevent these characters from being interpreted? TIA, beno

At 01:49 PM 10/10/2002 -0500, you wrote:

beno wrote:

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< is rendered as >

Your Script isn't doing this. I presume you're calling the Script from a Page Template, using tal:replace or tal:content? If so, you need to use the 'structure' keyword to prevent escaping, like this:

tal:replace="structure here/myScript"

Ah, so *that's* what structure is used for! Thanks again, Evan. (BTW, do you ever tire of answering questions of neophytes like me? How many years has it been...?) beno