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<title>Issue 434 – Custom Attribute Sorting</title>
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<p>
  Tidy can sort attributes or leave them in source document order. However the
  <kbd>priority-attributes</kbd> option can place certain attributes in
  user-desired order ahead of the sorting mechanism specified by 
  <kbd>sort-attributes</kbd>.
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<p>
  The anchor tag below contains several attributes, but the config file for this
  test indicates that <kbd>id</kbd>, <kbd>style</kbd>, and <kbd>class</kbd>
  shall be placed first.
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<a style="generic_style" class="myclass" href="http://example.com" is="some-thing" id=midnight title="cool">You are cool.</a>
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