code: function( expected, actual, optionsOrMsg ) {
  			var options = optionsOrMsg instanceof Object ? optionsOrMsg : { message: optionsOrMsg },
  				msg = options.message,
  				compatHtml = bender.tools && bender.tools.compatHtml;
  
  			if ( !options.skipCompatHtml ) {
  				var sortAttributes = ( 'sortAttributes' in options ) ? options.sortAttributes : true,
  					fixZWS = ( 'fixZWS' in options ) ? options.fixZWS : true,
  					fixNbsp = ( 'fixNbsp' in options ) ? options.fixNbsp : true;
  
  				if ( !compatHtml ) {
  					throw new Error( 'Missing bender.tools.compatHtml' );
  				}
  
  				expected = compatHtml( expected, options.noInterWS, sortAttributes, fixZWS, options.fixStyles, fixNbsp, options.noTempElements, options.customFilters );
  				actual = compatHtml( actual, options.noInterWS, sortAttributes, fixZWS, options.fixStyles, fixNbsp, options.noTempElements, options.customFilters );
  			}
  
  			bender.assert.areSame( html_beautify( expected, this._config ), html_beautify( actual, this._config ), msg );
  		}
docs: Compares HTML code, but beautifies it before the comparison.
  
  @param {mixed} expected
  @param {mixed} actual
  @param {String/Object} optionsOrMsg Assertion message if string, otherwise an options object like following:
  
  {
  message: 'Fail message',
  sortAttributes: true,
  fixZWS: false
  }
  
  If you don't want to format `expected` and `actual` with `compatHtml` you can set `options.skipCompatHtml` to `true`.