| `omMathError` | A function that defines what the widget should do when a math fails to render. The function exposes the parsed Tex `String`, as well as the error and error with type from `flutter_math` as a `String`. |

| `shrinkWrap` | A `bool` used while rendering different widgets to specify whether they should be shrink-wrapped or not, like `ContainerSpan` |

| `onImageTap` | A function that defines what the widget should do when an image is tapped. The function exposes the `src` of the image as a `String` to use in your implementation. |

| `style` | A powerful API that allows you to customize the style that should be used when rendering a specific HTMl tag. |

| `navigationDelegateForIframe` | Allows you to set the `NavigationDelegate` for the `WebView`s of all the iframes rendered by the `Html` widget. |

| `customImageRender` | A powerful API that allows you to fully customize how images are loaded. |

A list of elements the `Html` widget should render. The list should contain the tags of the HTML elements you wish to whitelist.

You may have instances where you can choose between two different types of HTML tags to display the same content. In the example below, the `<video>` and `<iframe>` elements are going to display the same content.

The `blacklistedElements` parameter allows you to change which element is rendered. Iframes can be advantageous because they allow parallel loading - Flutter just has to wait for the webview to be initialized before rendering the page, possibly cutting down on load time. Video can be advantageous because it provides a 100% native experience with Flutter widgets, but it may take more time to render the page. You may know that Flutter webview is a little janky in its current state on Android, so using `blacklistedElements` and a simple condition, you can get the best of both worlds - choose the video widget to render on Android and the iframe webview to render on iOS.

`Html.tags` provides easy access to a list of all the tags the package can render, and you can remove specific tags from this list to blacklist them.

You may also have instances where you would only like the package to render a handful of html tags. You can do that like so: