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Originally Posted by Valloric
Sigil doesn't do that. It never will do it automatically, but it will some day perform flow size checks and warn the user if some files cross the magical 300k limit. And even then, the user will be able to permanently dismiss the warning.
Automatically splitting the files is a bad idea for an editor, since a flow split causes a page break. Only the user knows where he wants those to appear in his books.
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that is excellent to know.
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1
You could try OpenOffice.org. You can edit the HTML document like any other word processing file, and you can also see the underlying code if you choose. Also, you can have it clean up the HTML code a bit by setting the HTML version. I have mine set to save HTML documents in HTML version 2.3, and when I edit the document it does a good job of cleaning up and simplifying the HTML code.
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hm, i didn't know you could edit and filter html code with open office. i use that for text documents but i had never thought of using it for code.