Re: how to skip default css format lines in html output

[Patrice Dumas]

On Fri, May 07, 2021 at 11:26:53AM +0200, Patrice Dumas wrote:
> 
> > NO_CSS has other effects.
> 
> Indeed, in addition to removing the CSS lines, it removes class
> definitions (and probably only some classes, not all).  Maybe the best
> would be to remove NO_CSS completly and document that -c 'CSS_LINES='
> can be used to remove/redefine CSS completly?  Currently the
> documentation on NO_CSS/CSS_LINES is very short.

It is actually used in html32.pm to generate html 3.2.  However, it is
not a good idea, I think, to mix removing class and removing CSS, so I
think that it should be html32.pm that is modified.  I do not think that
html32.pm is actually used, but it is a check for the HTML customization
code to verify that it is possible to change the output to cope with
different HTML standards.  I do not know if this init file example still
plays that role adequately.

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Pat