- From: Dr Bob Rich <bobrich@weblink.solutions.net.au>
- Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2001 06:33:50 -0500 (EST)
- To: <html-tidy@w3.org>
Dear Dave, I grabbed HTML tidy in order to help me to convert my files to XHTML. One of the new requirements is for everything to be in lower case, isn't it? And yet the first 'error' Tidy threw at me was 'line 1 column 1 - Warning: SYSTEM, PUBLIC, W3C, DTD, EN must be upper case' The second message was 'line 15 column 37 - Warning: missing </b> before </h1>' and yet the offending line was '<H1><B><FONT color="#3333FF" size="+3">If you suffer from anxiety, depression or other emotional problems:<BR>Contacts, Links and Resources</FONT></B></H1>' So now I am wondering. Did Tidy put the </b> in there when I activated it? If yes, how come it didn't convert the first line into capitals? And if XHTML doesn't like capitals within tags, why does Tidy put them in that way? It would be REALLY helpful if Tidy came with a Help facility like most other programs. Just looking at its black screen, I had absolutely no idea of what to do with it. All the menu items and buttons seemed to refer to the screen's appearance. I didn't even see a command for accessing a file to work on. fortunately, I use Note Tab, and this program has a facility for using Tidy. I moved Tidy into Note Tab's folder, and it worked in automatic. But surely Tidy should work as a stand alone facility? All the best, Bob Rich ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr Bob Rich bobrich@web.solutions.net.au WRITER editing and reviewing http://bobswriting.com/ PSYCHOLOGIST internet counseling http://anxietyanddepression-help.com/ MUDSMITH http://mudsmith.net/ ====================================================
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