On 04/05/2018 01:22 PM, Heiko Tietze wrote:
* HTML (HyperText Markup Language) -> Web formatting (HTML)
+ Samuel: I would just call this HTML, that's a common term
+ Heiko: common but not according the convention
* HTML format -> Simple web formatting (HTML)
+ Samuel: What exactly does this do in comparison to the HTML above?
+ Heiko: no idea, the internal format is SIMPLE_HTML (and it's not shown in the usual list)
In theory, Simple HTML throws out the SPAN tag, CSS styles, and a couple
of similar things. In practice, it depends. I've seen one
implementation that threw out everything but a core of around 20 tags.
I've also seen an implementation rewrite CSS styles into every tag, then
throw away the CSS StyleSheet.
Ideally, either online documentation, or a user manual created by the
documentation team would list the tags and attributes used by Simple HTML.
jonathon
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