Dear Sirs, I have tried html-tidy but the output it produces destroys most of my document structure. As I am working with Textpad a text based editor I need an optical structure to see sections in my document. I have configured the output with //TKS-Datei für HTML-Tidy output-xhtml:yes wrap:0 markup:yes indent:auto indent-attributes: no vertical-space: yes new-pre-tags: <a> <img> new-blocklevel-tags: <a> <img> new-inline-tags: <a> <img> but <a>- and <img>-Tags are not treated as I wish Rather than <td align="center"><a href="Gruppe01.jpg"><img src="tn_Gruppe01_jpg.jpg" border="0" alt="Gruppe01.jpg" width="192" height="144" /><br /> Gruppe01.jpg</a><br /> 888.03 Kb</td> I would want to get <td align="center"> <a href="Gruppe01.jpg"><img src="tn_Gruppe01_jpg.jpg" border="0" alt="Gruppe01.jpg" width="192" height="144" /><br /> Gruppe01.jpg</a><br /> 888.03 Kb </td> or <td align="center"> <a href="Gruppe01.jpg"><img src="tn_Gruppe01_jpg.jpg" border="0" alt="Gruppe01.jpg" width="192" height="144" /><br /> Gruppe01.jpg</a><br /> 888.03 Kb </td> or <td align="center"> <a href="Gruppe01.jpg"> <img src="tn_Gruppe01_jpg.jpg" border="0" alt="Gruppe01.jpg" width="192" height="144" /><br /> Gruppe01.jpg </a><br /> 888.03 Kb </td> Are there other options? Is my cfg-File correct? As my untidied files look good in the browser I am not interested in an 100% conform output (Be aware that indent yes is deprecated for production use as it will cause visual changes in most browsers...) I would thank anyone giving me a hint! Sincerly Torsten-Karl StrempelReceived on Thursday, 20 November 2003 10:44:11 GMT
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