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There's not a way to do this with Tidy directly, but you should be able to set up a simple pipe with sed to capture the header, process the html file, and re-apply the header.
I'll close this, but if you want to create a new issue as a feature request, we may be able to entertain it.
Is there a way to ignore the top section of Jekyll-based files?
e.g.:
when I run
tidy -mib -utf8 "$file"
it removes the top portion.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: