- From: Jeff Hennick <JHennick@Mindspring.Com>
- Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2000 10:34:57 -0500
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
>On 8 Nov 2000 "Richard A. O'Keefe" wrote: >... >In other cases, it would make sense to keep the copy that browsers use. >I've just done a test with <p align=X align=Y> for each combination of >left/center/right, and it appears that > > Netscape uses the first value > Amaya uses the second value > ICab uses the first value > WebTk uses the second value > Emacs/W3 uses the second value Netscape 4.72: uses first MSIE 5.5: uses first Opera 4.02 & 3.62: uses first >Maybe someone else can say what IE5 or Opera or Lynx do. > >It's a pity there isn't a common convention, but it is precisely that >which tells us there is a real problem that Tidy can help with. Add > > drop-duplicate-attributes: (never|keep-first|keep-last|if-equal) I like this. Jeff Hennick JHennick@Mindspring.Com
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