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Is there a simple way to reformat my HTML from within Komodo Edit or to automate the process against Tidy? Something like the Ctrl + K , Ctrl + D in Visual Studio would be brilliant. Presently running Ubuntu with Tidy installed. If you want a solution that just straight up works, do the following: Pop open the toolbox panel on the right Click on the gear and select New Macro, name it what you like. Get the macro code here: komodo edit macro It includes the code from http://jsbeautifier.org/ and works like a charm... Next is to set up a keystroke: Select your new macro in the toolbox Now go to

I have embedded HTML Tidy in my application to clean incoming HTML. But Tidy has a huge amount of bugs and fixing them directly in the source is my worst nightmare. Tidy source code is an unreadable abomination . Thousand+ line functions, poor variable naming, spaghetti code etc. It's truly horrible. Worse yet, official development seems to have ceased . In the last 12 months, there have been three write transactions to the official CVS repo. But it's been dead and buried for much longer than that... So I'm looking for an OSS C or C++ application/library that can do what Tidy can (when it

Is there some kind of CSS tidy available for Notepad++. I have tried what seems to be every menu item in TEXTFX but none seem to do it. I am used to using PSPAD where you just select the CSS and clicked "Reformat Into Structured CSS" EDIT made a discovery a long time after asking this question which may help others ... there is a big difference between tidy css and format css . It was actually the latter I was looking for and there are several online systems, for instance http://procssor.com/ I was looking for this functionality myself, so I wrote this pair of regex search-and-replace based

I am trying to use JTidy (jtidy-r938.jar) to sanitize an input HTML string, but I seem to have problems getting the default settings right. Often strings such as "hello world" end up as "helloworld" after tidying. I wanted to show what I'm doing here, and any pointers would be really appreciated: Assume that rawHtml is the String containing the input (real world) HTML. This is what I'm doing: Tidy tidy = new Tidy(); tidy.setPrintBodyOnly(true); ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); PrintStream ps = new PrintStream(baos); tidy.parse(new StringReader(rawHtml), ps); return

When I use Tidy HTML in Coda It's clean but I don't like to have empty line <ul> <li>…</li> <!-- here --> <li>…</li> </ul> I try to edit config without success // config file for Coda PHP Toolkit Tidy FORMAT script // http://www.chipwreck.de/blog/software/coda-php // // documentation is here: http://tidy.sourceforge.net/#docs // rev 5 anchor-as-name: no doctype: auto drop-empty-paras: no fix-uri: no literal-attributes: yes merge-divs: no merge-spans: no numeric-entities: no preserve-entities: yes quote-ampersand: no quote-marks: no show-body-only: no indent: auto indent-spaces: 4 tab-size: 4

HTML Tidy has this infuriating habit of putting a newline before the closing tag. For example: <p>Some text</p> becomes <p>Some text </p> How do I tell Tidy to keep the closing tag on the same line as the end of the content? Btw, I am running Tidy through Notepad++, if that makes any difference. Make sure vertical-space is set to no . After much frustration I learned the only thing that switch does is screw up your already somewhat-nicely formatted html by adding newlines where you don't want them. This is what I use for minimally-invasive tidying (no adding doctypes/head tags, etc.): tidy

Is it possible to use HTML Tidy to just indent HTML code? Sample Code <form action="?" method="get" accept-charset="utf-8"> <ul> <li> <label class="screenReader" for="q">Keywords</label><input type="text" name="q" value="" id="q" /> </li> <li><input class="submit" type="submit" value="Search" /></li> </ul> </form> Desired Result <form action="?" method="get" accept-charset="utf-8"> <ul> <li> <label class="screenReader" for="q">Keywords</label><input type="text" name="q" value="" id="q"/> </li> <li><input class="submit" type="submit" value="Search"/></li> </ul> </form> If I run it with the