Slick EDIT V3.3 - Manual (Page 283)

The Attributes/Values tab contains the following settings:
• Attribute case - Specifies how you want attributes cased inside the body of a tag. For example, if you
choose UPPER, then <td align="right"> would be beautified to <td ALIGN="right">. Under normal cir-
cumstances you will want to preserve the case of your XML attributes, but for certain special cases
(e.g. XHTML) you may want to change this setting.
• Word value case - Not available for XML.
• Hex value case - Not available for XML.
• Quote word values - Specifies whether you want word values enclosed in double quotes after the = of
an attribute inside the body of a tag. For example, <td align=right> would be beautified to <td
align="right">. Select Preserve if you want word values left alone. Under normal circumstances you will
want to preserve your XML values, but for certain special cases (e.g. XHTML) you may want to change
this setting.
• Quote number values - Specifies whether you want number values enclosed in double quotes after
the = of an attribute inside the body of a tag. For example, <td width=590> would be beautified to <td
width="590">. Select Preserve if you want number values left alone. Under normal circumstances you
will want to preserve your XML values, but for certain special cases (e.g. XHTML) you may want to
change this setting.
• Quote all values - When on, all values will be quoted after the = of an attribute inside the body of a tag.
For example, <td align=right> would be beautified to <td align="right">.Under normal circumstances
you will want to preserve your XML values, but for certain special cases (e.g. XHTML) you may want to
change this setting.
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