[Framers] Mystery Tags in HTML Mapping Table

[Robert Lauriston]

Does that feature actually work? I tried to use it a few years back
and it seemed like an unfinished thing that wasn't actually usable.

I've found mystery formats hiding in reference pages and in the .book
file (which you can find by exporting it to MIF).

On Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 4:16 PM Karen Robbins <karendesign at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Framers,
> I have carefully prepared the HTML mapping table (for a large single
> document) but FM 2019 keeps adding nonexistent paragraph and character tags
> to it. I have no choice but to use FM's dismal HTML output. I just don't
> want more junk in that output.
>
> After multiple searches, my document contains only used tags (plus required
> defaults). I removed legacy tags from single blank spaces. I combed master
> pages to remove unwanted tags; there are only used master pages, plus
> required defaults. There is no evidence of hidden frames (but...). A tiny
> blank paragraph might hide something; neither FM nor Silicon Prairie tools
> reveal same. Some unwanted tags were used previously, then
> replaced/deleted; those do not appear in paragraph or character catalogs,
> and can't be found in the document.
>
> If I accidentally deleted a required default from the mapping table, of
> course it should reappear. Others, not so much. Also, I can't explain a
> table entry for "C:Default font" (with "EM" in the "XML Element" column).
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks as always,
> Karen
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