text/html buttonizing

text/html buttonizing

[Joe Bush]

Mail sent to me with an html component has the text/html buttonized,
but the html code is still displayed until I middle-click on the
button.

This is the opposite of what I want, as I often print the buffer and forget to
click the "text/html" button. I wind up with several extra printed pages of
html code. I'd like just the button displayed, unless I click on it.

I've customized 'mm-inline-override-types' to include ("text/html")
and have the following in my .gnus.el file:

(setq mm-inline-media-tests
      (cons '("text/html" nil (lambda (h) nil))
	    mm-inline-media-tests))

Are the two contradictory, or is there something else I should do?

Thanks!

-Joe

Re: text/html buttonizing

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Joe Bush <bushj004@hawaii.rr.com> writes:

> Mail sent to me with an html component has the text/html buttonized,
> but the html code is still displayed until I middle-click on the
> button.

This is mail with just an text/html component, but it's still
displayed first decoded, and then in raw form?

-- 
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
  larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: text/html buttonizing

[Joe Bush]

Yes. The text part appears above the button with no extraneous code.
Below the button, the code is displayed. If I middle-click the button,
the code is no longer displayed.

Not a bad feature if I wanted to check the code before displaying it in a
browser. But since I don't do that as a rule, I'd like a way to keep
it from being shown as a default.