Options/HTML Tidy

Choose if HTML tidy is enabled

Choose an HTML tidy engine:

• tidy: The same library that is used by WMF wikis. Choose tidy if you want to run the official tidy library that WM uses. Note that you must download the binary if you are on Linux / Mac OS X.
• jtidy: A Java implementation of the tidy library. Choose jtidy if you don't want to install a platform specific binary. Note that JTidy is not a 100% implementation of tidy, though it appears to be quite close (at about 95%).

XOWA defaults to the following tidy arguments:

-utf8 --force-output y --quiet y --tidy-mark n --doctype '''' --wrap 0 --indent y --quote-nbsp y --literal-attributes y --wrap-attributes n --fix-url n --fix-backslash n --enclose-block-text y -o "~{target}" "~{source}"

-utf8

default is ascii

--force-output y

always generate output; do not fail on error

--quiet y

suppress command-line header

--tidy-mark n

do not add tidy watermark

--doctype ''''

default is auto (TRANSITIONAL); causes weird quirks with short text lines on some wikis (tr.wikibooks.org)

--wrap 0

default is 80; do not limit lines to 80 chars

--indent y

indent block levels

--quote-nbsp y

preserve nbsp as entities; do not convert to Unicode character 160

--literal-attributes y

do not alter whitespace chars in attributes

--wrap-attributes n

do not line-wrap attribute values

--fix-url n

do not escape invalid chars in uris

--fix-backslash n

do not change \ to / in URLs

--enclose-block-text y

always enclose text in element with <p>

-o ~{target}

target file

~{source}

source file