A list of Liquid tags that should have newlines inserted above and below inner contents. Padding will only apply to Liquid start/end type tags or singleton types which can be used together to perform chained control flows. Passing isolated singleton (or void) liquid tags such as assign or Liquid object output types will have no effect.

Example

Below we are ignoring {% for %} and {% unless %} tag regions. Æsthetic will be skipped formatting these tag blocks. Ignored regions are excluded in a strict manner, so indentation levels are completely void of change and will persist. Only the surrounding tokens will have beautification applied.

<div>
{% if x == true %}

{% for i in array %}
{% # This region will not be formatted %}
    {% for x in i.ignored %}
{{ i.xxx }} {% # Nested tags are also ignored %}
  {% endfor %}
          {% # Notice how no indentation is applied %}
{% endfor %}

{% if xx == true %}
<ul>
<li>
This tag will format but below will not
</li>
  {% unless bar %}

      <li>
{% # This region will not be formatted %}
      </li>

  {% endunless %}
<li>
This tag will format but above will not
</li>
</ul>
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
</div>

<div>
  {% if x == true %}

    {% for i in array %}
      {% # This region will not be formatted %}
      {% for x in i.ignored %}
        {{ i.xxx }}
        {% # Nested tags are also ignored %}
      {% endfor %}
      {% # Notice how no indentation is applied %}
    {% endfor %}

    {% if xx == true %}
      <ul>
        <li>
          This tag will format but below will not
        </li>
        {% unless bar %}

          <li>
            {% # This region will not be formatted %}
          </li>

        {% endunless %}
        <li>
          This tag will format but above will not
        </li>
      </ul>
    {% endif %}
  {% endif %}
</div>

Padded Tag List

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