Long tags

[dnestel]

when using the latest version of sigil (0.2.4) to create/edit some ebooks, I'm finding that the tags are now:
<p xmlns:xml="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace" class="basic" xml:lang="en-us"><br /></p>

instead of the older (and shorter) <p><br/><p>

Is there an option to use the simpler tag?

Dan

[Valloric]

There were no changes made to Sigil that would add those attribute to your <p> tags. Are you sure that they were not present in your original document?

[dnestel]

hmmmm... I'm getting it on every tag in this document.
If I create a new epub, Sigil is working fine.
I wonder what I've done.

I'll post when I figger it out.
d

[dnestel]

After restarting both computer and Sigil. This problem has disappeared.
Either I slipped the code into my document, or evil spirits possessed the keyboard. (It is a story about witches, so who knows)

Thanks for the response Valloric, sorry for the red herring.

[Hitch]

Hey, Valloric:

Actually, I'm getting some of those, too; I'd blown it off this past week due to some other issues unrelated to Sigil; but I'm doing two more books tomorrow, if they show up I'll screenshoot 'em, see if we can figure out what is causing it--IIRC, I was getting them in image tags.

Hitch

[schlonz]

Hello

i also get these long Tags. I played a while with some epub files i have.

In my case it happens when i open a book in which the css of the text is in the Tag. f.E.

<p ALIGN="JUSTIFY" STYLE="margin-bottom: 0cm; line-height: 100%"><span LANG="zxx">

comes out as:

<p class="sgc-2"><span xml:lang="zxx" xmlns:xml="http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace">


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