1. \Configure{HtmlPar} {noindent-P} {indent-P} {from-noindent-P} {from-indent-P}
\EndP

The first two parameters of this command determine the kind of code to be inserted at the start of, respectively, nonindented and indented paragraphs.

* 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 | \Configure{HtmlPar} {} {* } {} {} \par 1\par 2\par 3\par 4\par 5

The last two parameters specify the code to be stored in \EndP, when the first two parameters are introduced, respectively, into the output.

[ 1 ][ 2 ][ 3 ][ 4 ][ 5 ] | \Configure{HtmlPar} {[ } {\EndP [ } { ]} { ]} \par 1\par 2\par 3\par 4\par 5 \Configure{HtmlPar} {}{\EndP} {}{} \par\leavevmode

The default setting assumes a configuration of the form ‘\Configure{HtmlPar}{\HCode{<p class="noindent">}} {\HCode{<p class="indent">}} {}{}’ (and it is implemented through an ‘\everypar{\HtmlPar}’ command).

2. \IgnorePar

This command asks that no code will be inserted at the beginning of the next paragraph.

3. \ShowPar

This command asks that code will be inserted at the beginning of the next paragraph.

4. \IgnoreIndent

This command asks to treat the next paragraph as nonindented.

5. \ShowIndent

This command asks to treat the following paragraphs as indented.