Clean Up HTML dialog box
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General
Remove MS-Word 2000 tags
Deletes the Microsoft word specific tags.
Remove empty tags
Deletes tags that have no content.
Example: <i></i>
Remove redundantly nested tags
Removes redundant tags.
Example: <i>Namo <i>WebEditor</i></i> -> <i>Namo WebEditor</i>
Remove optional closing tags
Removes tags that don’t require closing tags in relaxed versions of HTML. This option is not recommended, because it may break compatibility with future browsers.
Example: <p>Hello world</p> becomes <p>Hello world
Integrate adjacent <font> tags when possible
Integrates multiple <font> tags adjacent to each other into a single tag, if possible.
Example: <font size=”1″><font color=”white”>Deep Search</font></font> becomes <font size=”1″ color=”white”>Deep Search</font>
Remove comment tags
Removes comment tags. Comments that Namo WebEditor uses for various internal functions will not be removed.
Remove specific tags
Select the check box and enter a specific tag or select one from the drop-down menu. Every case of the specific tag will be deleted.
Example: If you select ‘span’, <span id=”test”> will be deleted as well as <span>.
Remove empty lines
Removes unnecessary empty lines.
Formatting
Wrap lines at
Changes the line at the specified length.
Indent
Specifies the indentation for the HTML source.
Allow line breaks inside tags
Decide whether to allow line breaks inside tags. This is not recommended, since it may cause browser errors.
Change case
Tag names
Changes tag names to lowercase or uppercase.
Example: <TABLE border=”1″> becomes <table border=”1″>
Attribute names
Changes attribute names to lowercase or uppercase.
Example: <table BORDER=”1″> becomes <table border=”1″>