OptimizeHTMLPublishFlags Property
Sets or returns one or more FpOptimizeHTMLFlags constants that represents how the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) in the pages of a Web site is optimized during publishing.
FpOptimizeHTMLFlags can be one or more of the following FpOptimizeHTMLFlags constants.
| fpHtmlOptAuthorComponents | Removes Author-Time FrontPage Web component comments. |
| fpHtmlOptBrowseComponents | Removes Browse-Time FrontPage Web component comments. |
| fpHtmlOptCellFormattingAttr | Removes cell formatting attributes. |
| fpHtmlOptDwtCmnts | Removes Dynamic Web Template comments. |
| fpHtmlOptGenerator | Removes META elements that contain Generator and Programatic Identifier information. |
| fpHtmlOptHTMLAllWhitespace | Removes all white spaces that don't affect rendering. |
| fpHtmlOptHTMLCmnts | Removes all HTML comments. |
| fpHtmlOptHTMLLeadWhitespace | Removes leading white spaces from each line. |
| fpHtmlOptOn | Enables optimization. |
| fpHtmlOptScriptCmnts | Removes script comments. |
| fpHtmlOptThemes | Removes theme comments. |
| fpHtmlOptTrcImageAttr | Removes image tracing attributes from the BODY element. |
| fpHtmlOptVMLGraphics | Removes Vector Markup Language (VML) from a page that uses Office drawings and WordArt. |
| fpHtmlOptWordHTML | Removes Word-specific HTML markup. |
expression.OptimizeHTMLPublishFlags
expression Required. An expression that returns one a WebEx object.
Remarks
Use fpHTMLOptOn to turn optimization on. Specify additional optimization settings by separating each with an ampersand (&).
Example
The following example turns optimization on for the active Web site and specifies that all Microsoft FrontPage Web component comments are to be removed when publishing the site.
ActiveWeb.OptimizeHTMLPublishFlags = fpHtmlOptOn _
+ fpHtmlOptAuthorComponents + fpHtmlOptBrowseComponents