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Defining HTML file preferences
To define general
HTML file preferences, complete the following steps:
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From the Window menu, select Preferences.
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In the Preferences window, select .
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Specify the following settings related to saving an HTML source
page. The defaults are recommended and should only be modified when there
is a specific reason to do so.
- Line delimiter
- Specify the appropriate EOL character for your environment. The default
is No translation.
- Add this suffix
- Specify a default suffix for files that you save. The default is html.
- Encoding, IANA, (Use workbench default)
- Specify the default encoding (code page) for files that you create. The
default is the Workbench's encoding preference.
- Insert DOCTYPE declaration
- Optionally, you can automatically add a DOCTYPE declaration to HTML files.
The default DOCTYPE is determined when you create an HTML file or a JSP file
using a wizard. If you add the DOCTYPE declaration, you should include at
least a Public ID specification, and, optionally, a System ID.
- Insert GENERATOR with META tag
- Optionally, select the check box to specify GENERATOR in a META tag in
the HTML file header.
- Loading files
- Specify the default encoding (code page) for files that you open. The
default is the Workbench's encoding preference. Deselect the Use
workbench default check box to select another encoding.
Note: Encoding
detection (when loading files) is performed in the following order:
- Locate the encoding name embedded in the document.
- When no encoding is embedded in the document, an automatic encoding detector
attempts to determine encoding used in the document.
- If the encoding still cannot be determined, the encoding defined in the Encoding field
is used.
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Click Apply then OK to
save your changes.
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