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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -.Dd $Mdocdate: October 28 2023 $ +.Dd $Mdocdate: November 1 2023 $ .Dt GSP 5 .Os .Sh NAME @@ -219,51 +219,77 @@ p {- } .Ed .Ss Whitespace control -Sometimes it is also useful to have a newline between nodes, especially when -working with -.Sq code -tags nested within a -.Sq pre -tag. -To specify that you want a newline to be placed after a node, you can prefix the -node name with a greater-than symbol -.Pq Sq > : +By default GSP transpiled to HTML will be automatically minified with the +exception of literal text whose whitespace is untouched. +Sometimes though, we want to have proper control over whitespace. +The first trick to manual whitespace control is to make use of the special node +name +.Sq = . +It acts identially to the special +.Sq - +node, except it removes all leading- and trailing whitespace: .Bd -literal -offset indent Before -pre { - >code {-foo} - >code {-bar} - code {-baz} +p {= Hello World + } -.Ed -.Bd -literal -offset indent + After -<pre><code>foo</code> -<code>bar</code> -<code>baz</code></pre> +<p>Hello World</p> .Ed .Pp -Additionally, sometimes when using literal text with the +This can be useful for trimming whitespace, but sometimes we want to preserve +it. +This is especially crucial with HTML +.Ql <pre> +tags for which whitespace is not squashed. +We can get around this issue by making use of the fact that the special .Sq - -special node name, it can be nice to have a way to trim whitespace around the -text without having to minify your markup. -To achieve this, you can use the special equals -.Pq Sq = -node name: +node does not trim whitespace. +The following is an example of how not to display two seperate lines in a +.Ql <pre> +tag: .Bd -literal -offset indent Before ->foo {- Hello World } - bar {= Hello World } +pre { + code{-Foo} + code{-Bar} +} + +After + +<pre><code>Foo</code><code>Bar</code></pre> .Ed +.Pp +Instead, you can do the following: .Bd -literal -offset indent +Before + +pre {- + @code{-Foo} + @code{-Bar} +} + After -<foo> Hello World </foo> -<bar>Hello World</bar> +<pre> + <code>Foo</code> + <code>Bar</code> +</pre> .Ed +.Pp +If you would like to have the whitespace between the opening- and closing +.Ql pre +tags and the inner +.Ql code +tags removed, you can use the +.Sq = +node instead of the +.Sq - +node. .Sh SEE ALSO .Xr gsp 1 .Pp |