- From: P. Joseph Gabig <jgabig@wildlifeconsult.com>
- Date: Tue, 1 May 2001 12:30:58 -0400 (EDT)
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
This error is not unique to Jaap. But see GUI note later. I'm also running NT4.0 Sp 5, w/ Tidy from 4 Aug 2000. With the line drop-font-tags: yes in a configuration file, I get the exception error but only after the following warning appear on screen (the error file isn't created -so I ran the job a bunch of times and finally gleaned the error list since even Pause isn't effective): Unknown attribute "old" Unknown attribute "bookman" When I comment out the drop-font-tags: yes line in the configuration file (using //), the job finishes fine. This occurs with or without the Clean: yes option specified. The input file has the following line which is causing the error: <center><font face="<font face=" bookman="" old="" size="5">How Hunting Regulations are Established</font> <font face= "Bookman Old Style" size="4"><br> I tried specifying the --drop-font-tags:yes on the command line with the -config option but still got the exception error. =================== I can run the file through the GUI version of Tidy (V1.1.4) using a configuration file built by that program and that contains the drop-font-tags: yes line. The job runs fine and shows the same two warning lines shown above followed by a few more with the next one being about a different input line and saying "warning: trimming empty <font>" I am converting old files to CSS so really need this option (drop-font-tags). Since I am converting a complete site, I have many files and am wanting to use the wildcard feature of Tidy - which the GUI version doesn't support. Plus I want to just dump the new (tidied) file in the old one. -- Natural Resource Consulting P. Joseph Gabig ** CEO 4835 Knox ST ** Lincoln NE 68504-2154 Phone: 402.466.1440 ** FAX: 402.466.1474 Purveyor of Fine Consulting On the web at: http://wildlifeconsult.com Philosophically speaking, aren't we all temps? - Charles Barsotti
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