@@ -42,19 +42,19 @@ <h2>Platform and Equinox</h2>
4242 < td id ="ViewsAndDialogs " class ="section " colspan ="2 ">
4343 < h2 > Views, Dialogs and Toolbar </ h2 >
4444 </ td >
45- < tr id =" FilterByCategory " > <!-- https://github.com/eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui/pull/2579 -- >
46- < td class =" title " > Filter by Category </ td > <!-- https://github.com/eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui/pull/2602 -->
47- < td class ="content " >
48- < p >
49- The search filter in the "Import/Export" wizard, as well as the "Show View" dialog has been extended to also support
50- category names. On a match, all elements in the category are shown. This changes the previous behavior where only
51- entries were matched and searching by a category would result in an empty tree.
52- </ p >
53- < p >
54- < img src =" images/filterByCategory.png " alt =" Filter import wizards by "General" " / >
55- </ p >
56- </ td >
57- </ tr >
45+ </ tr >
46+ < tr id =" FilterByCategory " > <!-- https://github.com/eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui/pull/2579 -->
47+ < td class ="title " > Filter by Category </ td > <!-- https://github.com/eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui/pull/2602 -- >
48+ < td class =" content " >
49+ < p >
50+ The search filter in the "Import/Export" wizard, as well as the "Show View" dialog has been extended to also support
51+ category names. On a match, all elements in the category are shown. This changes the previous behavior where only
52+ entries were matched and searching by a category would result in an empty tree.
53+ </ p >
54+ < p >
55+ < img src =" images/filterByCategory.png " alt =" Filter import wizards by "General" " / >
56+ </ p >
57+ </ td >
5858 </ tr >
5959 <!-- ******************* End of Views, Dialogs and Toolbar ************************************* -->
6060
@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ <h2>General Updates </h2>
119119 users to < b > explore this feature</ b > and < b > share their feedback</ b > to help us improve the functionality.
120120 </ p >
121121 < p >
122- < img src ="images/rescaling_setting-preference.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Preference " width ="600 ">
122+ < img src ="images/rescaling_setting-preference.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Preference " width ="600 "/ >
123123 </ p >
124124 < p >
125125 The images below demonstrate the scaling behavior in an extract of an Eclipse application when moving the window
@@ -129,11 +129,11 @@ <h2>General Updates </h2>
129129 </ p >
130130 < p >
131131 With monitor-specific UI rescaling < b > disabled</ b > :
132- < img src ="images/rescaling_disabled.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Disabled " width ="600 ">
132+ < img src ="images/rescaling_disabled.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Disabled " width ="600 "/ >
133133 </ p >
134134 < p >
135135 With monitor-specific UI rescaling < b > enabled</ b > :
136- < img src ="images/rescaling_enabled.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Enabled " width ="600 ">
136+ < img src ="images/rescaling_enabled.png " alt ="Monitor-Specific UI Rescaling Enabled " width ="600 "/ >
137137 </ p >
138138 </ td >
139139 </ tr >
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ <h2>General Updates </h2>
145145 maintenance. It is replaced with the WebView2 engine used by Edge. Switching to this modern engine will ensure that
146146 use cases keep working or enables uses cases that are not working with Internet Explorer anymore or have never been
147147 working with it. As an example, if an Eclipse application is executed in dark mode, according CSS styling of web
148- pages will be applied if embedded via:< br >
148+ pages will be applied if embedded via:< br / >
149149 < code > @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { ... }</ code >
150150 </ p >
151151 < p >
@@ -159,20 +159,20 @@ <h2>General Updates </h2>
159159 </ p >
160160 < p >
161161 In case you want to or need to still use Internet Explorer in your Eclipse product, you can:
162- < ul >
163- < li > Switch to Internet Explorer for a complete product by setting the VM argument (for example in your
164- < i > eclipse.ini</ i > : < code > -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=IE</ code >
165- </ li >
166- < li > Programmatically create a single browser instance with Internet Explorer by passing the flag
167- < code > SWT.IE</ code > to the browser constructor
168- </ li >
169- < li >
170- Create a fragment for host plug-in < code > org.eclipse.swt</ code > containing a class with qualified name
171- < code > org.eclipse.swt.browser.BrowserInitializer</ code > that sets the system property
172- < code > -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=IE</ code > in its static initializer.
173- </ li >
174- </ ul >
175162 </ p >
163+ < ul >
164+ < li > Switch to Internet Explorer for a complete product by setting the VM argument (for example in your
165+ < i > eclipse.ini</ i > : < code > -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=IE</ code >
166+ </ li >
167+ < li > Programmatically create a single browser instance with Internet Explorer by passing the flag
168+ < code > SWT.IE</ code > to the browser constructor
169+ </ li >
170+ < li >
171+ Create a fragment for host plug-in < code > org.eclipse.swt</ code > containing a class with qualified name
172+ < code > org.eclipse.swt.browser.BrowserInitializer</ code > that sets the system property
173+ < code > -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=IE</ code > in its static initializer.
174+ </ li >
175+ </ ul >
176176 </ td >
177177 </ tr >
178178
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