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Simply by parsing and committing an xhtml file, using the container, I see the following changes to the content.
Before parsing: <span x="y"/> <div id="w"/> After committing: <span x="y"></span> <div id="w"></div> Is there a 'tweak' setting or other method I can use to preserve the compact version of for tags with only attributes and no content? |
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No there isn't, IIRC.
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