Re: pretty-layout in html-mode

[Chris Withers <chris@simplistix.co.uk>]

ken wrote:
> Using html-helper-mode, doing C-i properly indents the current line.  So
>  in such files I start with the point on the first line, do C-i, then do
> the same on the second line, and so on.  This of course doesn't work if
> all the html code is on one line.  The tags and text you want to indent
> properly must lie at the beginning of a new line (optionally with some
> white space preceding it); that is, C-i won't insert newlines at proper
> locations.  ("Proper location" is not an objective determination
> anyway.)  But html-helper-mode does understand opening and closing tags
> and (normally) indents these at the same level.

Thanks, but I'm looking for something more like:
- select region
- M-x unsuck-html-layout

Chris

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