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How Do You Use The Clean-Up HTML Command With Dreamweaver?

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How Do You Use The Clean-Up HTML Command With Dreamweaver?

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Use the Clean Up HTML command in Macromedia Dreamweaver 3.0 to remove extraneous tags and streamline your HTML code. Start the Dreamweaver program and open the Web page you want to edit. Open the Command menu and choose Clean Up HTML. Choose your options (see Tips for more information about the available options) and click OK. Add a specific tag to be cleaned up using the Add Specific Tag designation. Check the box and type the tag to be removed. Make sure the Combine Nested Tags option is checked. This combines all of the tags for one formatting option (for example, all formatting properties, such as font size, color and bold will be located within the same tag). To see a detailed report of the changes made, make sure the Show Log on Completion box is checked. Click OK. The process may take several minutes.