setHTMLFormat

A logic command that creates a format that can be used with HTML Values. This format allows certain attributes to be removed from the elements in the HTML.

Attributes

name

Required

Value type

EL-evaluated

No

String

Yes

Defines a name for the created format. If defined, other commands can choose to use this format by referring to it by this name.

Leaving the created format nameless declares it as the default format for HTML Values. A command that prints out a HTML Value may then use this format automatically, unless the command specifies a named format for itself. If a default format for HTML Values has already been set, this new format will take its place as the default.

removeClassAttr

Required

Value type

EL-evaluated

No

Boolean

Yes

Specifies if the formatting process will remove the class attribute from all elements in the formatted HTML.

If not defined, value of false is used and the elements retain their classes.

removeStyleAttr

Required

Value type

EL-evaluated

No

Boolean

Yes

Specifies if the formatting process will remove the style attribute from all elements in the formatted HTML.

If not defined, value of false is used and the elements retain their locally defined styles.

Examples

This format can be used to remove element-specific styling information from HTML content found within a HTML Value. For example, a HTML Value looking like this:

<p class="big-text" style="color: red;">Example text</p>

When formatted with a HTML Value format created with this:

<setHTMLFormat removeStyleAttr="${true}">

Results in the HTML losing its local color definition when formatted:

<p class="big-text">Example text</p>