#text answers a plain text representation. To get HTML output you can try with a PRViewRenderer instance, however it is very much targeted at Pier. So very likely it won't work well for links, etc. renderContentOn: html viewRenderer := PRViewRenderer new. viewRenderer withinContentDo: [ viewRenderer start: document in: self on: html ] If you have your own Seaside application outside Pier, you probably want to create your own PRVisitor subclass that displays the document tree exactly the way you want. If you are within a Pier application already you can use a simpler version: renderConentOn: html html rendererInstance continue: document in: self on: html Lukas -- Lukas Renggli www.lukas-renggli.ch