On Sep 27, 2006, at 1:49 PM, David Clark wrote:

Hi,

I could swear I have used a command that would reformat something like
<tr>
<td>&nbsp;</td>
<th id="number">N</th>
<th id="percontage">%</th>
<th id="number">N</th>
<th id="percontage">%</th>
</tr>
and "ex/plode" it to:
<tr>
<td                        >&nbsp;</td>
<th id="number"     >N</th>
<th id="percontage">%</th>
<th id="number"     >N</th>
<th id="percontage">%</th>
</tr>
for easy option+selection. I wanna say it was part of subtlegradient,
but cant find it anywhere.

(it probably does not help that somehow I have ended up with 3
subtlegradieent bundles.)


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hmm,.. you might want to ditch all three and grab them again.
I don't think I have  anything for that specific alignment (before the > character). But it's totally doable with a version of the alignment commands.

Here you go, just make sure you drag it into the  "subtleGradient ☜ Thomas Aylott ß" bundle in the Bundle Editor, otherwise it won't be able to find the actual alignment code.
It's use the first > in each line of the selection. It works with column selections too, in case you need to do more than one > on the same line.