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Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Found a good freeware editor, http://www.html-kit.com. Love the custom-hotkeyable functions. Dreamweaver was auto-completing incorrectly, adding semicolons to the ends of special characters (the TM one) everytime I saved the file, which then broke the W3C HTML4.1 validation. It's been fun learning about the ins and outs of… -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
As for web standards: Unless you're going to become a webdesigner, or your code causes some serious flaws with web-browsers don't worry about little things like using pt or px for fonts, or <b> or <strong> for style coding and stuff like that. When people are viewing your website for a non-webdesign position I highly doubt… -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
It won't quite print that easily with iframes. It will print, but its going to be all chopped up, and not-aligned as how it appears on screen. As for validation, I'd download a Text Only Browser and see how it displays in there for printing purposes, either that or make a seperate file for printing. Like a 'Printable… -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Quick test: Before: <font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <title>Untitled Document</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> </head> <~^>Testing my theory</~^>… -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Well the pages have to be easily printable, so I'm avoiding frames mostly for this, but also I've heard rumblings about other problems/issues with them. Iframes sound interesting, will look into this. I was trying the validation route, thinking this will make the pages readable on more browsers, past and future. The doc… -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Well you were stating that it breaks your code with their ads so I showed you an alternative. -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Arghhh, <div> and <span> are not null tags, they have functions that get assigned through CSS... adding code that does nothing to your website is adding extra polygons to your model that don't define anything. The only exception to this is the use of comment tags... -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Pay for a webhost, and they won't butcher your code with their ads. I use 1and1 for my webhost. They have very good prices, and offer a lot. I have never had any issues with them...they are completely reliable. -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
I'm still highly confused. I'd probably need an example, because I'm not quite seeing where CSS would perform that horribly. Or where a standard <div> <p> <h> or <span> wouldn't suffice. If theres any situation you can think of I guess list it and I'll see if I can code it using CSS and HTML. -
Re: Converting a Word doc to Html... any good editors?
Good stuff. I've been learning CSS, and I'm liking it. Problem is, the W3C HTML validator pops up some niggling errors, like I can't use <b> for bold, all my <img> tags have to be closed, etc. Do you guys make your code work with XHTML Strict, or do you just get close enough, and not worry about the small errors? Also, I…
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