Bo M. Maryniuck wrote:

Errmm... When you use WYSIWYG like Macromedia DreamWeaver, it works with DTML without ANY problem

It displays stuff like <dtml-if> bla <dtml-else> foo </dtml-if> incorrectly, showing both, as far as I know. And it of course doesn't show anything when you have a <dtml-var>. These are basic problems with DTML-type solutions, and TAL addresses them. If dreamweaver breaks TAL tags, then dreamweaver is doing something wrong. It shouldn't touch them, since it doesn't know what it is. However, with TAL it is possible to make a WYSIWYG editor that works without a problem, but with DTM, you can't (unless you make a special DTML+Zope editor).