- From: Frank Visser <f.visser3@chello.nl>
- Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 06:09:53 -0400 (EDT)
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
Hi, Our agency maintains the Intel webpages in Europe, and is preparting a HTML > XHTML transition for all its pages (to start with: 1600 html pages). These pages heavily use Javascript, SSI and sometimes dynamically connect to a database of customers. I have found out Tidy is the W3O approved tool for this, but having seen the many and detailed discussions about bugs and problems with Tidy makes me a little bit apprehensive to start using is (but is there any alternative?) 1stPage2000 only has an option "Convert to XML" (do they mean XHTML?), but this does not handle the pages well (if at all, obviously because part of the code is not recognized?). Also, the Beautify HTML option in 1stPage2000 gives fine results on screen, but in a browser it gives ugly white spaces around gifs. Any trick to get rid of these? So question: how to proceed with a large set of complex pages with this conversion? Any help is greatly appreciated. Frank Visser Project manager Intel EMEA channel sites Human-i EuroRSCG Amsterdam -- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Frank Visser, Waterpoortweg 279, 1051 PV A'dam, Netherlands Pay a visit to my homepage: http://members.ams.chello.nl/f.visser3 Read all about Ken Wilber: http://www.worldofkenwilber.com xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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