- From: John Campbell <jdc.rpv@cox.net>
- Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 03:22:31 -0700
- To: David Wilczynski <dwilczyn@usc.edu>
- CC: html-tidy@w3.org
David Wilczynski wrote: > > Don't know if this a bug, but it stops me from using Tidy. Microsoft > Word does many things to HTML documents, many of which Tidy does fix, > including changing "\" to "/" in url's. However, in most of my tables, > Word insists on putting in the following: > > <![if !supportEmptyParas]> <![endif]><o:p></o:p> > > I don't know how it gets there. When I remove it, it puts it back. > Tidy calls these errors that must be fixed before it generates new > cleaned up output. That negates the value of Tidy. > > Suggestions? I know what you mean. What I ended up doing was to add the following line to my tidy.conf: new-blocklevel-tags: st1:date, st1:city, st1:country-region, st1:place, st1:time, o:p, o:smarttagtype, st1:placename, st1:placetype, st1:street, st1:address, st1:state, st2:place, st2:placename, st2:placetype, st2:city, st2:street, st2:address, st2:time, st2:state, st2:country-region, quote, dt, dd And add new tags every time I hit another one... I wish tidy would just strip the "st?:" and "o:" McTags when "word-2000: yes" is chosen... I also wish there was a "strip javascript" option... and maybe a "strip everything except the following..." option.
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