Optimise HTML, unless used carefully, can effectively KILL a FrontPage
website. For example, removing *all* HTML comments may also remove all
FrontPage navigation bars, form validation, and Layout table descriptors
- these use HTML comments for configuration.
The only safe optimisation (that won't damage the page or website) is
removal of leading whitespace - but this will also remove indents from
the code.
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"Andrew Murray" <admuray [at] NOSPAMiinet.net.au> wrote in message
news:#A1PfNmXIHA.536 [at] TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:
> Malcolm Walker wrote:
> > Have you tried in Code view right click in the page and in the context
> > menu click Reformat HTML?
> >
> > Matthew Baynard wrote:
> >> Does anyone know of a utility for Frontpage that would help clean up
> >> the code. Like arranging the indents and such. I'm trying to make my
> >> sloppy code look a bit better.
> >>
> Go to the Code View, then use the options "reformat Html" and/or
> "optimise HTML".
>
> Optimise HTML brings up a dialogue and gives you the options to delete
> extraneouse code like HTML comments (either all comments, of various
> types of comments), whitespace, unused content, empty tags, VML content,
> Unused styles and so on; it could be quite comprehensive and would
> clean up your code quite a bit.
>
> Reformat HTML would do the indenting and code formatting;
>
> Optimise HTML assists in getting rid of the unwanted HTML code/tags.
