.
Specific tags
must be passed to the option , separated by a
"|". For example, to remove all physical styles,
use STRIPTAG="B|I|U|TT" when invoking .
You can't strip tags, which have the
tag flag/SPECIAL set.
But this only concerns the !-tag (see above) and some
of 's internal tags, which you should not strip anyway.
Tags with external references
can be removed if you want to create a NoNet-version of your
document. Use the switch for this task.
Tags which are affected by this must have an URI-type attribute,
which has the attribute flag
/STRIPEXT set within hsc.prefs.
Currently, this affects only the tags A, IMG
and LINK.
Redundant linefeeds and white-spaces
can be removed, if you heavy use them to structure your
source, but don't want to waste bandwidth for them. You only
need to enable the switch .
This will make your HTML-object less readable for a user,
but browsers won't care and display it the same way.
Currently, does:
- replace tabs by a single space
- replace multiple white-spaces by a single space
- replace multiple linefeeds by a single one
- remove white-spaces preceeding a linefeed
- remove white-spaces at beginning of line
Linefeeds and white-spaces inside a tag-call are not
affected by this option. The PRE-tag temporarily
suppresses this option, until a /PRE occures.