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• Content - Specify how to beautify content from the following options:
• Reformat - When off, all white space and line breaks are preserved. However, tags are formatted
(tag case, attribute case, etc.).
• Indent - When on, the selected tag's content, bounded by the opening and closing tag, will be inden-
ted one syntax indent level.
• Literal - When on, all white space and line breaks are preserved. In addition, tags within the content
are treated as literal text. If Reformat is on, then leading indent is adjusted.
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Some examples of content settings for specific tags are:
• XMP - Literal
• PRE - All Content check boxes off
• BLOCKQUOTE - Reformat, Indent
• STYLE - Reformat, Literal
• End tag - When on, the selected tag has an end tag. For example, the tag <TD> has a ending tag tag
that is </TD>, so End tag would be checked in this case.
• End tag required - When on, the selected tag's ending tag is required. This means that the ending tag
is not optional. An example of a tag whose ending tag could be optional is <P>.
• Preserve tag body - When on, all properties of the body of the tag selected will be preserved. This is
especially useful for JSP/ASP tags where you do not want the embedded Java or VBScript inside the
<% ... %> to be beautified.
• Preserve tag position - When on, the position of the tag within the document is preserved. This is es-
pecially useful with JSP/ASP tags where reindenting the tag would interrupt the flow of the script code.
• Line breaks - Select the way lines are broken:
• Before open tag - Specify the number of line breaks before the opening tag. For example, if you
were to set the number of line breaks before the opening tag to 3 for the <TD> tag, and the original
content was:
<TR>
<TD>
</TD>
</TR>
The resulting content would be:
<TR>
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