Glad to see you volunteering! But IMO simply adding some handler methods won't really do it. You also need to introduce some knowledge about the semantics of the syntax. For example, a new "block"-level element should close all "in-line" elements that are currently open. Etc. It would also be handy to have a version of the parser that takes an HTML page and returns a parse tree, rather than the halfway solution we currently have, forcing the user to design and write a lot of code to get anything done. Bill
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