On 11 Dec 2000, at 15:00, Wier, David wrote: > I've just started using Tidy and I'm using -clean. > > I understood that on top of the indent feature, it also changes the <font> > tags to CSS... Right. > ...and it changes the <center> tags (to what I'm not sure - am I wrong > about that? No, it changes <center> to CSS too. > The reason I ask is that it does neither for me - it just indents > > My line is tidy -clean filename.htm It works fine here. If I run Tidy on a file containing: <center> <p><font face="Arial">this is text</font></p> </center> ...in the body, I get: <style type="text/css"> div.c2 {text-align: center} p.c1 {font-family: Arial} </style> in the head, and: <div class="c2"> <p class="c1">this is text</p> </div> in the body, which is what I would expect. -- DaveReceived on Monday, 11 December 2000 23:34:03 GMT
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