The CSS class names that are not to be added to the “class” custom attribute in the DTCustomAttributesAttribute key. Those are usually the class names

Anchor name, used by hyperlinks, of the receiver that can be used to scroll to.

Background color of text in the receiver

Background stroke width in the receiver

Background stroke color in the receiver

Background stroke width in the receiver

Additional text to be inserted before the text content of the receiver

Specifies that whitespace contained in the receiver’s text has been converted with Apple’s algorithm.

The current unscaled font size (used when inheriting font size). You’re probably looking for fontDescriptor.pointSize.

Internal state during string building to mark the receiver als having been flushed

The display style of the receiver.

Whether the receiver is marked as float. While floating is not currently supported this can be used to add additional paragraph breaks.

Font Descriptor describing the font state of the receiver

The current font variant of the receiver, normal or small caps.

The header level of the receiver, or 0 if it is not a header

Specifies that the textColor was inherited. Assigning textColor sets this flag to NO

The custom letter spacing of the receiver, default is 0px

Hyperlink URL of the receiver, or nil if there is no hyperlink

The value of the CSS margins. Margin support is incomplete.

The value of the CSS padding. Padding are added to DTTextBlock instances for block-level elements.

Paragraph Style describing the paragraph state of the receiver

Specifies that whitespace and new lines should be preserved. Default is to compress white space.

Array of shadows attached to the text contents of the receiver

Prevents adding custom HTML attributes to output

The size of the receiver, either from width/height attributes or width/hight styles.

The strike-out style of the receiver

The superscript style of the receiver or 0 if it does not have superscript text.

Text Attachment of the receiver, or nil if there is no attachment

Foreground text color of the receiver

The scale by which all fonts are scaled

The underline style of the receiver, at present only none or single line are supported

The HTML attributes that should be attached to the generated attributed string. Typically all attributes that were processed by interpretAttributes are in this list. All other attributes get added to the generated attributed string with the DTCustomAttributesAttribute key.

Designed initializer, creates the appropriate element sub type

Applies the style information contained in a styles dictionary to the receiver

Retrieves an attribute with a given key

Creates an NSAttributedString that represents the receiver including all its children. This method is typically overwritten in subclasses of that respresent specific HTML elements.

The dictionary of Core Text attributes for creating an NSAttributedString representation for the receiver

Copies and inherits relevant attributes from the given parent element

Interprets the tag attributes for e.g. writing direction. Usually you would call this after inheritAttributesFromElement:.

Creates a DTCSSListStyle to match the CSS styles

Internal method that determins if this element still requires output, based on its own didOutput state and the didOutput state of its children

Returns the parent element. That’s the same as the parent node but with adjusted type for convenience.