True, and yes, you could. Code is function print_module_userprofile() { var Page p = get_page(); var string title = ""; if ($*module_userprofile_opts_userpic) { if (defined $p.journal.default_pic) { open_module("photo", $title, $p.journal.userpic_listing_url); $p.journal->print_userpic(); println "<p>British Liberal, house husband, school play leader and stepdad. Campaigner, atheistic feminist, amateur baker. Male.</p> <p><img class='left' src='http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/hs343.snc4/41417_717005385_7555_n.jpg' style='width:50%; max-width:200px'>Known to post items of interest on occasions. More likely to link to interesting stuff. Sometimes talks about stuff he's done. Occasionally posts recipes for good food. Planning to get married, at some point. Enjoying life in Yorkshire.</p> <p>Likes comments. Especially likes links. Loves to know where people came from and what they were looking for. Mostly posts everything publicly. Sometimes doesn't. Hi.</p>"; close_module(); } } if ($*module_userprofile_opts_name or $*module_userprofile_opts_website) { open_module("about", $title, $p.view_url{"userinfo"}, true); if ($*module_userprofile_opts_name) { println "<p>"+$p.journal.name+"</p>"; } if ($*module_userprofile_opts_website and $p.journal.website_url != "") { var string website_name = ( $p.journal.website_name != "" ) ? $p.journal.website_name : $*text_website_default_name; println "<p><a href='$p.journal.website_url'>$website_name</a></p>"; } close_module(true); open_module("user-links", $title, ""); $p.journal->print_interaction_links(); close_module(); } }

Since I did that, I've learnt a lot more about S2, so probably wouldn't do it in the same way, but it works and until I've time to work out what I actaully want to do, it does the job.

Important to fully format everything though, use P tags, no aut linebreaks or similar.