- From: Richard Barrett-Small <sturton@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 10:10:32 +0100
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
- Cc: peter.campbell@proquest.co.uk
Hi there! I love Tidy and have found it a real help with my XML development. However, I have found it is limited whem dealing with mixed content nodes. For example, I am converting some ropey SGML into XML. You will see below that all elements are inserted on a new line and following whitespace is removed, thus causing problems with legibility. Can anyone offer a solution? Many thanks, Richard. UNTIDY: <p>The key to the abbreviations of the periodicals may be found in Part D. Similarly the abbreviations used for biographical sources are explained in the Short Title list. In the case of serials like <it>Who Was Who</it> or the <it>Dictionary of National Biography</it>, no volume TIDY: <p>The key to the abbreviations of the periodicals may be found in Part D. Similarly the abbreviations used for biographical sources are explained in the Short Title list. In the case of serials like <it>Who Was Who</it>or the <it>Dictionary of National Biography</it>, no volume
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