Hi,

Win98
FP2000

I have found that I can use Page Options to format the html on that
respective page. I like the layout for separating table-html from other
material in addition to indenting rows.

But though I like this for editing and development, I would not like that to
be the layout of the html once I publish it. These pages are college physics
and astronomy tests, and I would like the html (if viewed by the student) to
be compressed/condensed and left formatted as possible so tables and such
don't stand out so easily just by glancing at the code.

Anyway technique out there other than doing each page by hand (which would
be a terrible option

thanks,
Jeff

That feature is added to FP2003
- if you are using the FP SE, don't mess w/ the code
- if not, you'll need a 3rd party tool like Html-kit

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"1 Just Jeff" <jhopkins4@"nospam"sc.rr.com> wrote in message news:O$C%(E-Mail Removed)...
| Hi,
|
| Win98
| FP2000
|
| I have found that I can use Page Options to format the html on that
| respective page. I like the layout for separating table-html from other
| material in addition to indenting rows.
|
| But though I like this for editing and development, I would not like that to
| be the layout of the html once I publish it. These pages are college physics
| and astronomy tests, and I would like the html (if viewed by the student) to
| be compressed/condensed and left formatted as possible so tables and such
| don't stand out so easily just by glancing at the code.
|
| Anyway technique out there other than doing each page by hand (which would
| be a terrible option
|
| thanks,
| Jeff
|
|