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But why would you ever want to start typing in the middle of a tab if you don't use spaces for tabbing? Doing this creates space-based tabs, meaning you end up with a horrible combination of proper tabs and space-based tabs regardless of whether or not you have 'convert tabs to spaces' turned off ...

Am I missing something? I'm trying out 9.0.0.92 and the automatic closing of the HTML tags does not work as per Ryan's suggestion. It's still inserting the full closing tag when the open tag is completed. Is the suggested method of waiting to insert the closing tag until the "</" sequence is typed ...

Just downloaded the demo, looks like it's still an issue. A bit disappointing. :( I definitely think this should be addressed. It makes no sense to have everything indented with tabs except list items. The tab/space issue in general seems to strangely conspicuous considering how mature an ...

Is this still a problem with the latest version, or does telling WeBuilder to use tabs instead of spaces now affect everything?

At the moment the form HTML the buttons in WeBuilder output is often invalid. Some efforts need to be made to make these (and any other things that aren't validate) adhere to the doctype or global WeBuilder setting for XHTML 1.1. For example, if you create a <form> element it puts method="POST ...

Another weird thing that I keep stumbling into a lot is that if you click between two tags (for example <br><br>), type something, and then use shift+click to select it, the selection fails. You can test this yourself by simply making a blank document, typing <div></div>, clicking between the two ...

Holding shift and then left clicking should highlight any text between your text cursor and where you click. This is standard Windows behaviour, as well as WeBuilder. In addition, if you keep shift held down after doing this and then click again, you can highlight a bit more text. You should also be ...

There's an option in the settings to make the search always start from the top of the page (rather than where your text cursor is), but not an option to make it always wrap when it gets to the bottom of the page. Curiously, there's an option for this in the search dialogue itself ('Wrap at end') but ...

FYI this is still a bug as of the latest version. It's clearly a bug so although I'm disappointed it hasn't been addressed in WeBuilder 2007, hopefully it will be for 2008. I'm guessing people haven't complained about it much because they've simply compensated for it by manually putting the ...

FYI this is still a bug as of the latest version.

Another one: When brace auto-completion is disabled , if you have indented declarations like this: #test { test: test; ... and you try to create the }, it remains tabbed like the declarations above, like this: #test { test: test; } However, most people and other editing applications (including ...

Thanks Gatis. I wasn't actually referring to having the whole CSS rule on one line, though. We still use the multi-line format, however often blank lines aren't left between each rule. For example: #test { example: test; } #test2 { example: text; } That's typically how it might look. However ...

Hiya, Two things I notice myself doing a lot when producing CSS could be remedied by: 1. When the {} CSS brackets are automatically created, have an option to not automatically put a blank line break beneath the }. Often I add a new CSS rule between an existing two, and I work with a lot of code ...

Even if 'convert tabs to spaces' and 'use tabs for indents' are enabled in the preferences, using the WeBuilder list icon to make a bunch of lines into a list uses spaces to indent them and ignores the preference for tabs to be used. Since I uniformly use tabs throughout my document and not spaces ...

1. Opened a CSS document (retail_active.css) using File > Open 2. Hit either ctrl+s or File > Save 3. prev0~.htm is created 4. Every time I save, the number increments by one (prev1~.htm, prev2~.htm, etc) "Preview documents without saving" is definitely unchecked, and the same thing happens if I use ...