- From: Juan Lanus <juan.lanus@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 5 Feb 2010 14:14:46 -0300
- To: Bill Braun <bbraun@hlthsys.com>
- Cc: www-amaya@w3.org
- Message-ID: <ae65f3f21002050914l1b5dcacaw11c8d19823eb0142@mail.gmail.com>
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 13:28, Bill Braun <bbraun@hlthsys.com> wrote: > > > Juan Lanus wrote: > > Hi Bill, > Hmmm ... now I'm not sure ... didn't check it. > Yes, it does something. No, there is not a preference besides the source > code line length, that I enlarge to environ 120 chars. > Check it if you want to: > > 1. open a file in Amaya > 2. open the source view > 3. do some contro + - to reduce the font size and see more text at once > 4. modify the source by adding a few spaces, breaking lines, whatever > 5. click in the source view, where you introduced the changes > 6. control + s to save the file > 7. now click in the source view and notice how it changes > > The lines are indented, broken lines are joined, blank space is normalized, > copy text appears in black and markup in blue, etc. > In happens in my Amaya 11.3.1 under Windows XP. > Saludos! > -- > Juan Lanus > > Hello Juan, > > If I start here: > > <a class="ppage" href="orgperfdev/index.html">Organizational Performance > and Development</a></h2> > > and create this with a hard return > > <a class="ppage" > href="orgperfdev/index.html">Organizational Performance and > Development</a></h2> > > then save, close then open Source View, it does repair it back to: > > <a class="ppage" href="orgperfdev/index.html">Organizational Performance > and Development</a></h2> > > However, almost all of the markup code in the whole document is flush left, > even if I had beautified it manually beforehand. > > Bill B > > Yes, there is the blank space issue here ... Amaya con not insert blank space neither inside the <a> nor the <h2> without changing the rendering. To put pretty print to a test create a table or a list and check it. -- Juan
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