You can override some of the properties of FrameMaker paragraph formats directly:
; doc format (para or char) = keywords for functions and properties
; Left, Center, Right, Size1 - Size7 apply those props to head
; Bold, Ital, ULine, and Strike apply those char props to text
; Plain turns all four of those char properties off by default.
; Color1 - Color254 color text as defined in Frame and [Colors]
; NoColor suppresses use of the <font color=...> in the style.
The alignment settings (Left, Center, Right) override the align attribute in the paragraph tag. The other settings affect the <font> tags used within the paragraph for its default style, provided you are including <font> tags. Using CSS turns <font> tags off by default; see §21.6.4 Including or excluding font tags and §22.5 Understanding how CSS affects other options.
To eliminate align attributes from paragraph tags:
; AlignAttributes = Yes (default)
; or No (no align attribute in paragraph tags)
; Default is reversed to No if UseCSS=Yes.
If you use CSS, the default value of AlignAttributes is reversed to No; see §22.5 Understanding how CSS affects other options.
The Colornnn properties use color numbers to assign text colors to paragraph formats; see §21.8 Specifying text colors.
To eliminate bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough properties (<b>, <i>, <u>, and <strike> tags) from selected paragraph formats:
To eliminate bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough properties (<b>, <i>, <u>, and <strike> tags) from all paragraph (and character) formats:
; AllowOverrides = Yes (default) or No (ignore untagged char props,
You can still permit these properties in selected formats:
; Overrides allows text prop overrides for <b>, <i>, <u>,
; and <strike>, even if [HTMLOptions]AllowOverrides is turned off
§21.7 Managing typographic elements for HTML or XML