I, for one, think your HTML::Seamstress module is very cool and elegant. (So what if the idea originated elsewhere.) But, a couple comments on the html compilation bit:

1. In the line  $name->hello_world(name => $content); where does that hello_world method come from? Seems to me that you really want to be saying  $name->replace_with($content); (And you should probably then call  $name->delete_content(); first.)


2. In your look_down call, don't you also want to include criteria to look for klass=content? I think that would be prudent.

metaperl++ (and all your other egos too, btw ;-)

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