- From: Sebastian Lange <lange@cyperfection.de>
- Date: Fri, 05 May 2000 11:21:56 +0200
- To: ceplm@seznam.cz, html-tidy@w3.org
- Cc: Dave Raggett <dsr@w3.org>
Hello Matej, At 17:04 04.05.2000 -0400, Matej Cepl wrote: >Hi, > >I am confused. Although it seems to work for everybody, it >doesn't for me. I mean quote-nbsp set to yes. Attached you shall >find my tidy.ini, but the result is the same on every platform >available to me -- Linux, M$-Win95, M$-Win98, M$-DOS. When I use >named entity in my HTML document, it is always transformed >in chr($A0) by tidy (not even numerical entity). Unfortunately, >being from Eastern Europe I have to use at least three character >encodings and transfer between them all the time. Unfortunately, >some convertors understands chr($A0) as á which is a >frequent character in the Czech language, so resulting text is >rather unusable. > >Asking in html-tidy has not give me any responses, so I do not >know, what to do. > >Will you help me, anybody, please? > > Matej Cepl Please try the following modifications to your tidy.cfg. I am not sure about the char-encoding: latin1, but the way I understand this, it should leave Czech special chars untouched.... Also, you had quote-nbsp set to "no", which of course was wrong. quote-ampersand was misspelled and break-before-br should be set to no as otherwise you would always have a whitespace at the end of the line (in most common browsers at least). I hope this helps.... Sebastian char-encoding: latin1 quote-nbsp: yes quote-ampersand: yes break-before-br: no >drop-empty-paras: yes >drop-font-tags: yes >write-back: yes >quiet: yes >markup: yes >indent: yes >logical-emphasis: yes >hide-endtags: no >clean: no >numeric-entities: no >tidy-mark: no
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