First suggestion: Assume that there is a marked block containing HTML tags, and that the currently highlighted block looks like this:
This is a sample marked block,, which has
embedded tags in
it, along with other tags.
(1) Left-click on an H1 button would wrap the entire marked block
in an ...
pair, leaving all the internal tags alone.
The interior would look like:
This is a sample marked block,, which has
embedded tags in
it, along with other tags.
(2) Control-click on an H1 button would replace the two end-most tags with H1, while leaving all the other internal tags alone. The interior would look like:
This is a sample marked block,, which has
embedded tags in
it, along with other tags.
(3) Shift-click on an H1 button would remove all the internal tags with all of their attributes, except for , , ,
, , and elements of and . This means that anchors, images, and other non-markup text would be left intact, but the other formatting commands such as , , , , , , , , , and so forth would be removed, while what's left would be wrapped in the tags.
The interior would look like:
This is a sample marked block, which has embedded tags
in it, along with other tags.
As someone who has had to clean up Microsoft Word-to-HTML files, I can say that the need for a function like this is very real. I wish that this could be implemented in 1st Page.
Second suggestion: It is also a long-term wish that double-clicking or triple-clicking inside any would mark the entire tag, from bracket to bracket, even if the brackets span more than one line.
This would allow the tag to be quickly moved (drag-and-drop) or deleted with great ease. Thanks for listening.
Wow, those are both great idea! I would certainly use both of those features if they were implemented.
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March 6th, 2010 | fanhou.com | edit
