However, with dynamic applications, the names may be supplied dynamically, and you don??™t want
that code overwritten. Uncheck this box to prevent Dreamweaver from renaming all your form elements.
Remove Extra Closing Tags option
When you??™re editing your code by hand, it??™s fairly easy to miss a closing tag. Dreamweaver cleans up such
code if you enable the Remove Extra Closing Tags option. You may, for example, have the following line in a
previously edited file:
And now back to our show...
Notice that the closing italic tag, , has no matching opening partner. If you open this file in
Dreamweaver with the Remove option enabled, Dreamweaver plucks out the offending .
In some circumstances, you want to ensure that your pages remain as originally formatted. If
you edit pages in Dreamweaver that have been preprocessed by a server unknown to
Dreamweaver (prior to displaying the pages), be sure that you disable both the Fix Invalidly Nested And
Unclosed Tags option, where possible, and the Remove Extra Closing Tags option.
Warn When Fixing Or Removing Tags option
If you??™re editing a lot of Web pages created on another system, you should enable the Warn When Fixing
Or Removing Tags option. If this setting is turned on, Dreamweaver displays a list of changes that have been
made to your code in the HTML Corrections dialog box.
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