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TIDY(1)								       TIDY(1)

NAME
       tidy - validate, correct, and pretty-print HTML files

SYNOPSIS
       tidy [-ioucnmeqh] [-config configuration-file] [-indent] [-omit] [-wrap
       column] [-upper] [-clean] [-raw | -ascii | -latin1 | -iso2022 | -utf8 |
       -mac]  [-numeric]  [-modify]  [-errors] [-quiet] [-f error-file] [-xml]
       [-asxml] [-slides] [-help] [--configuration-option value] file...

OPTIONS
       -config configuration-file
	      Set options from configuration-file.

       -indent, -i
	      Indent contents of elements (by default using 2 spaces).

       -omit, -o
	      Omit optional endtags.

       -wrap column
	      Wrap output at column column.  (The default is 68.)

       -upper, -u
	      Output tags in upper case (the default is lower case).  If  -xml
	      is  specified,  the  original case is preserved, and this option
	      has no effect.  Also  note  that	it  doesn't  affect  attribute
	      names.

       -clean, -c
	      Replace  <FONT>, <NOBR>, and <CENTER> tags with style properties
	      and rules using CSS (Cascaded Style Sheets).

       -raw   Output characters with values higher than 127 unchanged.

       -ascii Use Latin-1 (ISO 8859-1) for input, and US ASCII for output.

       -latin1
	      Use Latin-1 (ISO 8859-1) for both input and output.

       -iso2022
	      Use ISO 2022 for both input and output.

       -utf8  Use UTF-8 for both input and output.

       -mac   Use MacRoman for input.

       -numeric, -n
	      Output numeric rather than named entities.

       -modify, -m
	      Modify original files in place.

       -errors, -e
	      Only show errors.	 The original files will not be modified.

       -quiet, -q
	      Supress non-essential output (i.e. the welcome message  and  the
	      summary report).

       -f error-file
	      Write errors to error-file.

       -xml   Input is well-formed XML.

       -asxml Convert HTML to well-formed XML.

       -slides
	      Burst into slides on <H2> elements.

       -help, -h
	      List command-line options.

       --configuration-option value
	      Set configuration-option to value.

ENVIRONMENT
       HTML_TIDY
	      Name of the default configuration file.  This should be an abso‐
	      lute path, since you will probably invoke	 tidy  from  different
	      directories.   The  value	 of HTML_TIDY will be parsed after the
	      compiled-in default (defined with -DCONFIG_FILE), but before any
	      of the files specified using -config.

EXIT STATUS
       0      All input files were processed successfully.

       1      There were warnings.

       2      There were errors.

SEE ALSO
       Tidy HTML documentation.

AUTHORS
       Dave Raggett <dsr@w3.org>.

       This manual page was written by Matej Vela <vela@debian.org>.

			       November 26, 1999		       TIDY(1)

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