On Apr 18, 2008, at 11:12 AM, Semper Fidelis wrote:
I know what "HTML" is, what a "document" is, what "source" is, and
what "profile" might be, but what's an "HTML document source profile"?
From the BBEdit support docs: (http://www.barebones.com/support/bbedit/arch_bbedit510.shtml
)
BBEdit now supports the use of Dreamweaver source profiles to
control the generation and formatting of HTML code. This entails the
following changes to the application:
• there is a new preference panel: "HTML Markup". The Tag Case and
Attribute Quoting settings have been moved here from the HTML Tools
preferences, and there's a new Tag Case option: Use Profile. If you
select this option, BBEdit will honor the tag case specified in the
DreamWeaver source profile when generating new code. (Use the
"Source Profile" setting to choose the source profile.)
• A new option has been added to the "Format..." dialog (Markup
menu, Utilities sub-menu): "Source Format Profile". If selected,
BBEdit will use the following information from the profile when
reformatting your code:
• line break and indentation settings (from the "?elements"
section)
• whether to use tabs or spaces to indent
• number of columns per indent level
• number of columns per tab character
If you select "Normalize Tag Case", BBEdit will use the profile's
tag and attribute case settings, assuming that you have chosen "Use
Profile" as the Tag Case option in the HTML Markup preferences.
For details on how to construct and edit source profiles, consult
the DreamWeaver documentation.
Basically I'm wondering if anyone has one of these customized... I no
longer use DreamWeaver and don't have access to the profile that ships
with it.
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