# The order matters here! If you "mute" a warning before making it "quiet,"

# tidy will start talking about how it's going to ignore some warnings.

# Don't complain about dropped empty elements, because our Tyrian

# template contains a bunch. Maybe they can be eliminated; but in

# the meantime it's not productive to whine about them.

drop-empty-elements: no

# Show only warnings and errors.

quiet: yes

# Run app-text/tidy-html5 on the output to detect mistakes.

# We have to loop through them because otherwise tidy won't

# tell you which file contains a mistake.

tidy: $(HTMLS)

	@for f in $(HTMLS); do \

		output="$$(tidy -errors -config .tidyrc $${f} 2>&1)"; \

		test -z "$${output}" || { echo "$${output}"; \

					  echo "^ Failed on $${f}"; \

					  exit 1; }; \

	done;