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In HTML files, "DL" elements (e.g., <DL>) that have child "DL" elements nested within them, will only respond correctly to the folding/unfolding (collapse/expand) mouse click commands if the element name "DL" is uppercase, but not if it is lowercase, which violates the fundamental HTML syntax that the element names of open tags and self-closing tags should be case insensitive.
Steps to Reproduce
Help > Troubleshooting > Restart in Safe-Mode. Consider a simple test HTML file, such as the example provided here, which contains "DL" elements that have child "DL" elements nested within them:
In this first case, the element names are all uppercase. We can use the mouse pointer to click on any one of the fold/unfold icons in order to fold into that line all of the indented lines below it. (I'm not sure what the proper name is for those small white boxes that contain a horizontal line bisecting each one.) For instance, if we click on the icon for line number 6, the lines of HTML indented under it are folded away correctly:
But if the element name is lowercase (i.e., <dl>), it does not work correctly and only folds the immediate next line but none of the remaining ones that should have been folded away:
This is true for all of the "dl" elements except for the one at the very lowest level -- on line 8 in this example.
Note that one of the most common examples of such files are browser bookmarks. In fact, that's how I stumbled upon this problem, when converting my bookmarks.html file from using uppercase element names to lowercase, at which point the code folding stop working properly.
Platform Information
Komodo IDE 11.1.1 build 91089 (on Windows Home 10.0.18363.778)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
In HTML files, "DL" elements (e.g.,
<DL>
) that have child "DL" elements nested within them, will only respond correctly to the folding/unfolding (collapse/expand) mouse click commands if the element name "DL" is uppercase, but not if it is lowercase, which violates the fundamental HTML syntax that the element names of open tags and self-closing tags should be case insensitive.Steps to Reproduce
Help > Troubleshooting > Restart in Safe-Mode. Consider a simple test HTML file, such as the example provided here, which contains "DL" elements that have child "DL" elements nested within them:
In this first case, the element names are all uppercase. We can use the mouse pointer to click on any one of the fold/unfold icons in order to fold into that line all of the indented lines below it. (I'm not sure what the proper name is for those small white boxes that contain a horizontal line bisecting each one.) For instance, if we click on the icon for line number 6, the lines of HTML indented under it are folded away correctly:
But if the element name is lowercase (i.e.,
<dl>
), it does not work correctly and only folds the immediate next line but none of the remaining ones that should have been folded away:This is true for all of the "dl" elements except for the one at the very lowest level -- on line 8 in this example.
Note that one of the most common examples of such files are browser bookmarks. In fact, that's how I stumbled upon this problem, when converting my bookmarks.html file from using uppercase element names to lowercase, at which point the code folding stop working properly.
Platform Information
Komodo IDE 11.1.1 build 91089 (on Windows Home 10.0.18363.778)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: