the reader keeps what a page is about and drops the rest, and mostly it guesses right. when it does not, this is where you say so. write a cart first: the parts of that page turn up below, marked with the ones that reached the screen, and clicking one writes the rule for it.
what the page is made of
write a cart on the front page and the parts of the site show up here, with what reached the screen and what did not.
a site can also publish its own pagerom.css at /pagerom.css, and then nobody has to click anything. what you write here goes over the top of whatever the site published.
| display: none | drop it before the page is read |
| pagerom-role: heading | a heading, so b + up/down can jump |
| pagerom-role: nav | the menu, in this order |
| pagerom-role: banner | half block text art drawn as a logo |
| pagerom-keep: always | put back what the extractor drops |
| white-space: pre | keep a block's own line breaks |
| pagerom-image: none | leave a picture out |
| --pagerom-bg / -fg / -link | colours, matched to the hardware |