- From: Christophe Chenon <christophe.chenon@fr.ibm.com>
- Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 18:05:46 +0100
- To: html-tidy@w3.org
I use tidy to XMLize a loose SGML file.... It's convenient for quoting attribute values. In my files, there are strings of text where random markup can appear. These markups are not considered part of the document SGML structure : they are not in the DTD. I wish tidy would escape them.. For instance : <comment> do not use this attribute with <a> elements.</comment> would become <comment> do not use this attribute with <a> element.</comment> Is it possible to declare structural markups (those of the DTD) so that all other markups will be escaped ? Christophe Chenon 01 49 14 42 11 - Centre de Francisation "Studies have shown that users prefer to use websites in their own language."
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