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As that art of web site design continues to mature more and more designers and developers are starting to realize the importance of adding structure to their web pages. Many web authors now create a menu of links using CSS and DIV or paragraph tags, but because these are lists of links why not create them using list tags?
Unless the whitespace is stripped from between each tag in the list there can be undesirable effects. You don't have to remember to do it yourself; this extension cures that problem. Each time you save your document the extension will strip out the whitespace between tags for you.
However, should you ever need to run the command manually, you may do so by choosing Commands > Strip List Whitespace.
Removes <?xml?> declaration from the top of XHTML documents to ensure that Internet Explorer 6 renders documents correctly. This extension works on all XHTML file types but does not touch the <?xml?> declaration in .xml files.
Strip <?xml?> Tag is run automatically each time you save a document, so you do nothing!
Though designed specifically for use in JavaScript files, you'll find
the JavaScript Assistant is useful in other languages such as ColdFusion,
ActionScript, Java and more. There's also a JavaScript Assistant submenu
found in the Code view right-click (Ctrl+click) context menu.
