- From: Sebastian Lange <lange@cyperfection.de>
- Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2000 12:50:19 +0200
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
It would be great if Tidy gave an option to write JavaScript and CSS to an external file, but this would involve QUITE SOME additional work... Such a feature would not make much sense without the ability to parse (and tidy) entire directory trees (that is: to tidy an entire project at one run, putting JavaScript functions and CSS style rules into each one external file)... Lots of work, but certainly worth consideration! sebastian At 11:21 01.09.2000 +0100, Dave Raggett wrote: >I am uncertain as what HTML Tidy should do about this problem. >If it wraps the contents of a script element in a CDATA marked >section, it will stop the pages working in existing browsers. >Ditto if it escapes the problem characters. It could write the >contents of the script element to a new file, but what file >name should it use? One possibility is simply to warn if Tidy >finds < and & within script elements, placing the burden on >the user to decide how to deal with the problem. > >What do people think about this? -- Sebastian Lange http://www.sl-chat.de/ Maybe the first chat site that validates as HTML 4.0 even though user input may contain HTML codes. Courtesy to Dave Raggett's HTML Tidy: http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/ Tidy your documents ONLINE: http://www.sl-chat.de/Tidy/
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