Re: Math without span tags around it

[Kolen Cheung <christian.kolen-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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Just to add one small note: if your website contains any amount of images, 
the amount of saving you could do to image without having significantly 
worse/discernible result is those media. One tool I’ve used that is 
excellent to reduce image size is imageoptim-cli (note the cli there, 
imageoptim is something else, but used in imageoptim-cli), mac only though. 
It uses most open source algorithm the authors can find and process each 
image by all of them, and in the end the smallest wins.

And then there’s vector vs rasterized image; in the case of rasterized 
image, image dimension (how much is enough? do you target “retina” 
display?); format (png can be better than jpg, and vice versa in different 
situation); etc. And then there’s javascript and css delivery, and if you 
use popular one, you should use cdn rather than hosting by yourself.

And probably you know about js and css compression? There’s lots of them 
out there, again, can give you much more significant reduction in size then 
in HTML. From my experience, I don’t worry about HTML compression (size 
reduction) after seeing how little effect it has, comparing to the others 
I’ve mentioned.

In short, again, profiling is very important, and remember to compare 
results *after* gzip. On Sunday, November 20, 2016 at 2:26:09 PM UTC-8, 
Ezequiel wrote:

Thank you as always for your prompt reply, John. No harm indeed, though I'd 
> say there are benefits, in the form of a cleaner source code, less 
> bandwidth consumption and hence a slightly smaller footprint on our planet. 
> In any event, all these benefits sound like a joke considering an average 
> web page today, as well as some news on the environmental front. Thanks 
> again.
>
> On Sunday, November 20, 2016 at 11:02:36 PM UTC+1, John MacFarlane wrote:
>>
>> No.  But those tags shouldn't do any harm. 
>>
>> +++ Ezequiel [Nov 20 16 13:35 ]: 
>> >   Hello! I noticed pandoc outputs math content as "<span class="math 
>> >   inline"> ... </span>", where "..." as far as I've tried is perfectly 
>> >   fine and much less verbose. Is there an option to output HTML without 
>> >   these tags? As I'm not planning to style the classes math, inline or 
>> >   display, the tags are prescindible. 
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