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boolean [other boolean-type attributes]
false
HTML [other HTML Group attributes]
HTML export encoding
No
No
No [other read-only attributes]
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Baseline
Indicates that non-basic characters like ampersands are converted into HTML entities
The move to UTF-8 encoded export since version 5 has lessened the need to this setting. The default value of $HTMLEntities until v8 was true; this should reduce confusion for those accustomed to using utf-8 in HTML.
If true an ampersand '&' is exported as &.
Added the degree symbol to the characters turned into entities. Swiss, French and German quote styles are automatically detected and 'entified' without needing to resort to this setting.
Export markup elements, e.g ^value()^, check this attribute before encoding values.
English typographic quotation marks “ ” and ‘ ’ are exported as HTML entities rather than straight quotes, e.g. “ for “ left curly double quotes.
The symbol € is exported as €.
Δ is exported as Δ, δ as δ, μ as μ and ∑ as ∑.