I haven't tried this myself yet, but I'm assuming that as long as every tag continues to be present on the page it doesn't have to be actually visible to visitors. You should be able to surround some of that info with comment tags:

<!-- <MM-Editing-Options> -->

for example, should prevent that data from appearing.

Changing the content of those tags to something else would require actually modifying the Mailman code, something that I'm not about to attempt myself.

Van

Amy Dollison wrote:

Hello,

We are currently using your mailman software at our company. We would like to give a different look and feel to each client for how the email lists work. I've discovered how to change the html code to some extent, but how do I change text in the already established text areas? What I mean is, if we don't want to give the client the option of viewing other subscribers, how would I go about taking out that text and changing other text in the html code when all I can see in the html code is - <MM-Subscribe-Form-Start> <MM-Editing-Options>

I look forward to your feedback. Thanks, Amy

-- amy dollison art director emji

888-258-8959 - x152 www.emji.net

---

Mailman-Users maillist - Mailman-Users@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mailman-users

--

Sign up now for Twisted History, a decidedly skewed look at the events that have brought us from the Neanderthal Age to the Network Era. Daily looks at the madness we've been through, birthdays of the famous and infamous, quotes from the giants of the ages. http://www.twistedhistory.com mailto:twisted@whidbey.com?subject=Subscribe_TM