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Directives to Ignore sections of html?
See original GitHub issueI have two consecutive inline-block div’s. Putting space between them will produce a completely different result. So I need directives to ignore some part of HTML.
But it seems like /* beautify ignore:start */ works only for JS.
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https://github.com/beautify-web/js-beautify/commit/c4f03cce7e8fa5aa488e33fe480870369167f376
@bitwiseman, how hard this can be to implement? Wondering if I can try to do a fork