Rules for specifying tags
- Each tag should be entered on a separate line.
- Every initial tag must have a corresponding end tag. The
initial tag is called the "start tag".
- A start tag begins with a '<' and ends with a
'>' character.
- The first character of the line containing a
start tag must be '<', followed by the tag type.
- An end tag is specified as '<Ex>' or '</x>,
where x is the tag type.
- The first character of the line containing an end
tag must be '<', followed immediately by the rest
of the end tag.
- One or more values can be specified for each
tag. Separate values using a space or comma. Do not
specify an '=' after the tag type.
- Values specified for each tag can include the * wildcard character.
When specified, the '*' matches 0, 1, or many characters.
Example: F* matches F, FRED, FUNNY, but not AFTER.
The ** specification and other wildcard characters are not supported.
- Tags should be specified in order of priority to
ensure correct processing.