Re: about "noindent" (http://tidy.sf.net/bug/1086083)

Hi Arnaud,

That behavior goes back to Dave's Original.  I believe adding the class to 
the generated stylesheet was the intent.  It is used to denote the case 
when Tidy encounters an <li> element without the enclosing <ul> or 
<ol>.  In this case, IE has always had a distinct, unindented 
rendering.  Thus the class name.

But, as Sebastien Boisvert has recently noted, Tidy does not always exactly 
preserve visual rendering.  Something I don't really have a problem with 
personally.  But, if you do want to preserve the visual rendering, add the 
class.

take it easy,
Charlie

At 04:09 PM 3/15/2005 +0000, Arnaud Desitter wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Re. http://tidy.sf.net/bug/1086083
>tidy generates sometimes code such as <ul class="noindent">
>when finding orphan <li> elements. What shall we do ?
>
>#1 remove the class="noindent" as suggested by the bug reporter.
>This is not unreasonable. See post for a rationale.
>#2 define noindent as "{ margin-left: -1em }" (FindStyle() in clean.c
>comes handy).
>
>I do not have an opinion. Any idea ?
>
>Regards,



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