;
; This is a list of HTML tags that contain special content,
; content that should not be indented, broken apart or even examined.
;
; This list is used to prevent the HTML Beautifier from indenting within
; the tags, or searching for '<' and '>' symbols within them. The beautifier
; just skips the entire block enclosed by these tags.
;
; This list contains the (bare) tag to look for and the special closing tag
; to search for at the finish of the special block, the pair separated by a tab.
; The starting tag is bare, but the ending tag must be complete, because
; it can take different forms in different cases.
;
; If more tags are needed, just add them. In particular, if you see a
; peculiar page appearance after using the HTML beautifier, and this
; results from splitting a tag around its content, simply add the tag
; to this list, and the problem will go away.
;
; If you want to experiment, but not permanently delete a tag from this list,
; just "comment it out" -- place a comment delimiter ';'
; at the left margin. That way, you can restore the tag later.
;

; Not breaking <A HREF="link">text</A> apart was a much-requested
; change from the old version because when you break a link,
; this might cause blue underscores to bleed onto the following line.

a	</a>
b	</b>
i	</i>
u	</u>
style	</style>
span	</span>
pre	</pre>
textarea	</textarea>

; Note the special use of the escaped linefeed: '\n'
; in these examples. I wanted to prevent splitting
; the text from the tag for these unpaired tags.
; This will only work properly if the text after
; the tag is terminated with a linefeed

option	\n
li	\n

; JavaScript can contain legitimate '<' and '>'
script	</script> 


; ASP tags
%	%>

; PHP program tags
?php	?>

; Comments can be multi-line and contain '<' or '>'
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