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Originally Posted by ibu
My mostly missed feature in Sigil in that context is a html analysis tool.
It should list all "occurences" of html elements with its relevant attributes. Than a user has a perfect overview about all the cleaning work which has to be done.
p class="h1"
p class="blank"
p
h2 id="..."
img width="100%"
span class="italics"
...
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Today I found a python script, written by an author of the renowned
computer magazine c't, which seems to do exactly what I meant.
"Seems", because I've not the knowledge (I'm not a programmer) how to apply such a script to test it.
The script could be find here:
ftp://ftp.heise.de/pub/ct/listings/1319-136.zip
May be someone likes my idea for such a functionality inside Sigil.
I'm sure, that the author of the script would give his permission to integrate his script into Sigils code, if he's asked.
His mail address could be find on the top of the listing.
Script: