- From: Alexander Biron <biron@ifh.de>
- Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 17:25:09 +0100 (MET)
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
Hi, the October 22nd version of tidy has a bug concerning long links (at least in the default wrap=68 setting). I have a code snipplet like (<a href="verylongpath/file.html">foo</a>), where one does not want to have whitespace between the brackets and foo. However when "verylongpath" is very long indeed, tidy will start a new line for "foo</a>) and introduces whitespace thereby. This happens when everything after "(<a href=" becomes longer than 75 characters. I think this bug had occured before and was corrected with the July 26nd release or so, but am not shure. I realised this when an opening bracket suddenly appeared at the end of a line in one of my browser windows. The exact codesnipplet I used was: (<a href="cgi-bin/email/kontakt.pl?to=detlefbase@aol.com;came=allgemein/bsvbb_news.html">detlefbase@aol.com</a>) -- Cheers alex Alexander Biron http://www.ifh.de/~biron/ Tel (+49)33762/77-483 mailto:biron@ifh.de
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