HTML Cleaner - Comment Section

I'm currently using your HTML Cleaner to strip the links from some pages in order to convert them into pdfs. Your tool is the best thing I've found for that; it's quick and clean. So thank you for making it available.

How difficult would it be for you to add an "ignore" function to the cleaner? I've noticed that the cleaner converts some standard tags, like <figcaption>, into <p> tags. And it does the same for the elements I wrote myself. For instance, I have one element, <whitley>, that styles the font size, spacing, and margins of a piece of text. The cleaner turns that into a <p>. Another, <authorpic>, floats an image to the right, sets margins around it, and styles a border for it. That gets turned into a <p> as well.

But the cleaner does ignore all the weird classes I wrote, like "brad1" and "brad2," that change the initial background colors on an image, and then change the color on <hover>.

Looking at the comment list on the cleaner site, I have to echo the universal thanks you have from users there, but it looks like you aren't developing this much any more (the last comment is from 2016). So if you've moved on to other projects, let me just express my gratitude. But if you're considering adding some functionality, a place where a user could list one or more tags to ignore would be so great.
Again, thanks,
Joe

This is the most brilliant thing we have found in years. Thank you for making this tool available to us. Our team of developers and designers build and revise online courses. Courses we inherit often have no CSS and absolutely ugly HTML littering the pages. To save us time in the long run we actually go through the entire course converting every page to reference a css and clean up all the html.
You have literally saved us hours just cleaning up one lesson of content. The time you will save us in a year will likely allow us to accomplish 10-20% more in revision project closures, and accomplish them up to 50% quicker. Thank you! Thank you! Thank You!

Hi there,
I was wondering if you could make available a version that i can put on my local webserver? I am looking to create an application that works with your tool that will allow me to automate cleaning 100s of pages by using automated tasks.
This is a pretty awesome tool my friend. Great job.
Thanks in advance

Hello, I like Html-Cleaner
But with big html (2 pages in word, half of it is table), I copy it from word. I get error: Input is long. Html has 587 lines. Is it a bug or limitation of your service?

\"Akademie múzických umění v Praze\"
vs. 
\"Akademie m&uacute;zick&yacute;ch uměn&iacute; v Praze\"

where can I switch off a \"&acute;\" replacement?

I use this tool very often and there's just one thing I'd like to suggest. Every time the program starts it checks some cleaning options by default and I always have to set them up the way I like it. I'd like to be able to save my options or set the program to remember my settings.

The <Remove tag attributes> option should not remove the src attribute of the images and the href attribute of the links. I think this would be essential because there's a separate option to remove images and links.

An automatic case converter would be very handy with the following options: Sentence case. | lower case | UPPER CASE | Capitalized Case
I always have to go to a to a different website to make these.

I wish I could use the Twitter bootstrap css in the editor.

Hello! I just discovered HTML cleaner and I cannot tell you how glad I am that I did! It is saving me some serious time on a very big project.
I have noticed when I run the cleaner that my img src tags formatted like this: src="/images/foo.jpg" -- get reformatted to this: src="images/foo.jpg" -- without the leading forward slash. I'm not sure if I have something set incorrectly or if it's a bug. For now I am having to manually add them back in.
Thank you!
Katy

Your program is amazing and almost solves my problem. The "almost" is because I need to paste Word text to Blackboard, with a _blank tag added to all links. Unfortunately, Word for Mac does not allow to change the default target of links.
Could it be an additional function to your website? Thank you I'm any case

I love this site, I started using it about a month ago. I work for a college and ADA compliancy is very important. I would donate/pay to help keep it. I would be glad to contact more of my colleagues and associates.

Also... have to say BEST site of this kind!

This is a great resource for instructional designers working to have an easy remote tool to ensure ADA Compliancy. I cannot tell you how much of a time saver HTML-Cleaner is!!

So glad I found this site. It works really well for removing those pesky mso tags

Thank you so much for this cleaner. Were it not for this, I would have wasted a lot more time trying to get the same results. I can't find anything near like this! It's so useful! Makes my life 100x easier, because I can get blog posts up a lot faster. Thank you so much for all your hard work.

Thank You sooo much for this :).. it helped me a lot.. but I see some pages are auto scripted like "document edited by html-cleaner" may I know whether it's working randomly or like per every 10 times usage so that I can estimate how many pages are affected

When I place the word doc paste and copy into the doc screen then copy the html then place in web, it looks good there but when I send the doc to email test its appearing with question marks all over the place and even outside of its use causing the doc to look incompetent. here is a copy of emailed version after html input from site?
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Hello html-cleaner,
First off, let me thank you for this awesome website. Very cool! Is there a buttom to see the CSS code to go with the clean html code? I can find that option. Thanks

Hello, I want to inquire about the word cleaner converter. I have a csv files and need to convert it to a html code so that I can insert it to my product description. Does this software also support this?
Second, Is there any possible to see the output? I do sample but I didn\'t see any output because it appear all blank.

Hi, When I load a word doc that has text bold and colored in RED the bold is there but the color is removed.
Is there a way the color of a word in MS word doc can be transfered to HTML as well?

Is there a tool, app, converter, or chrome extension, etc. that would change the HTML formatting code to inline CSS code either for the whole page or for one string?
Otherwise I have to do it manually
now I have <div><b><font color="#660000" size="4">My old HTML formated text</font></b></div>
I need to get the code <div style="color:#660000;font-size:large;font-weight:bold;">An inline CSS formatted text</div>

pls ignore the text change:
My old HTML formated text -- to --- An inline CSS formatted text
the thex should stay the same: My old HTML formated text

Hello! Could you tell me how to convert Word into HTML with only <b> <br /> </b>, no more any character?

We don't want see <p></b></strong>.If you know, please write back to us. Many Thanks, Tendak

I'd like to suggest that you add an option to keep scripts intact in the table to div conversion. I'm seeing the "<" changed to "&lt;" (less-than) even with that option off. 

This is a section of code that includes VBScript for an ASP page in it.  When it converts, it changes the VBscript calls, such as "<%=strCaller%>" to improper codes.  This particular snippet of the page creates a series of form buttons for my home automation system.  I was hoping to reformat this and other pages to divs with your tool.