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Spaced/tabbed
text rendered in HTML: Formatting maintained but try
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1 Why
do I Table formatting is
the usual way of arranging multi-column material. Tables are required because need to use browsers treat sequences of spaces and tabs as a single
space, which destroys the space tables? between spaced/tabbed columns. To maintain the visual appearance of spaces/tabs, Word inserts hard
spaces, which complicates the HTML coding. For example, this text is
formatted in a table. Formatted with
spaces and tabs, the Word
document looks fine, but its HTML rendition is really tough to edit, especially with its embedded paragraph marks. |
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2 What might Impatience with Word as an HTML editor seems to ensue with one or more of the following prompt me to circumstances: replace Word as my HTML 1. Compared to others' Web pages,
your pages seem to take forever to load editor? 2. Your pages have so many HTML-related codes that
you have trouble finding the HTML tags you want to
change and when you find them you can't figure out how to change them to your satisfaction. 3. You can't make
your pages behave like you want them to because of the complexity of the automatically-generated codes. |