Hello all!
I'm trying to use the HTMLtext of the contents of a field to modify a CSS web
page, and it butchers font sizes and style. Is there something other than
HTMLtext that I should be using?
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Timothy R. Ponn
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On Jul 17, 2010, at 5:05 AM, Tim Ponn wrote:
Hello all!
I'm trying to use the HTMLtext of the contents of a field to modify
a CSS web page, and it butchers font sizes and style. Is there
something other than HTMLtext that I should be using?
Thanks!
HTMLtext is a subset of HTML tags
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Thanks!
On Jul 17, 2010, at 8:30 AM, Jim Ault wrote:
On Jul 17, 2010, at 5:05 AM, Tim Ponn wrote:
Hello all!
I'm trying to use the HTMLtext of the contents of a field to modify a CSS
web page, and it butchers font sizes and style. Is there something other
than HTMLtext that I
apply here.
Rev is a very powerful text chunk engine, so use HTMLtext during the
casting of text blocks, then convert to valid HTML, etc before
sending. I don't have any experience using HTMLtext. If the real
issue is that the tags look good before uploading but then the CSS
does
is supported in the Rev
engine but not in HTML, and is missing a good many HTML things like CSS.
One useful thing about htmlText is that the order of tags is fairly
consistent when you obtain that property from a field, regardless of the
tag order you may have used to set those attributes
Hello,
I often have the problem to export the htmltext of field xyz to HTML correctly
displayed in modern browsers.
The following code does what I need. Perhaps anyone has something more elegant
and complex then I would be interested in a better code.
Question:
If I paste text of winword or
Aloha Sivakatirswami,
A good introduction is 'Foundations of AJAX' from Apress Publishing.
The URL for the book is http://www.apress.com/book/view/1590595823
for some reason, Google Book thingy has the whole content available
online here:
I'll second Andre's recommendation for the APress book (and actually it was
on his suggestion that I picked it up in the first place).
--
Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just watched some of Apple's videos on iPhone Dev.
It's all about CSS and Javascript.
I guess I will need to learn a little Ajax-Javascript!
What's a good book to start with?
canvas/canvas look really interesting,
but the learning curve is not trivial
I don't know if some cool library
Hi Tom,
If you want to explore CSS a bit more in topic, have a look at the
stack HTML exporter, in the education gallery:
http://revolution.lexicall.org/stacks_education.php
(right under tools and plugins, in the last third of the page)
It exports the content of a stack into HTML
Aloha Tom:
Pages output off CSS is very bad example -- implementation of CSS
MS programs can be worse the *only* decent implementation of html
export for layout programs (and I've seen out put from most all of
them over the past 10 years) is Gluon's Web Express for Quark for
anyone
Completely off-topic but...
I've been investigating cascading style sheets and noticed that on the surface,
a lot of css sites resembled Pages templates. I exported a Pages file to html
and looked at it. Sure enough it used css.
It might be a good way to start using css. I haven't checked
Hi all,
This an OT question, so please reply off-list...
I am facing a problem using CSS under Safari,
and especially with line-height : whatever value
I set for line-height doesn't change anything and
the distance between 2 lines of text remains twice
higher than in any other browser
Thanks. That's always been my perception of my forte: I try to explain
difficult concepts and techniques in simple terms.
I'm doing the same thing with my new career as a spiritual
teacher/writer.
Dan
On Apr 22, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
You probably get panned by wizards for
You probably get panned by wizards for being simplistic... but that's
the whole point...and you do it well.
You can't tell a person to go to M, when he's at A... he has to know
how to get to B from A... maybe later he can learn to skip rope, chew
gum, whistle and hop at the same time, but in
the Cretan
Era to the CSS era. Read I three times cover to cover and still refer
to it regularly.
~~
Dan Shafer, Co-Chair
RevConWest '05
June 17-18, 2005, Monterey, California
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit/RevConWest
Well I do a lot of web work too, and I assure you that CSS is the
future and the way large and consistent sites can be reasonably done.
What's frustrating is that if a page is constructed in CSS that it is
not easily possible to see what the commands do as you don't see the
results until it's
As the author of a widely read book on CSS -- specifically targeted at
the question of how you replace table-driven layouts with CSS -- I must
say that I agree with Stephen here. Being annoyed at peoples' use of
CSS is kind of futile; it's been decreed as the standard and its huge
advantages
OT but, (my favorite software rant) WestCiv's Style Master is an
outstanding aid to the process of using CSS. You won't get 100 percent
preview but it will get you very close... Lots of things you want to
see right away, like color etc will be there for you instantly as you
edit the CSS
couldn't help myself...
I'm just getting into CSS, it's great.. and I have one challenge I
can't solve.
It is the universal default that block elements apply extra padding top
and bottom... i.e. extra vertical white space.
Coming from a print world
h4Learn about Tropical Fruitsh4
pA
I build widgets with Revolution that output HTML for different
contexts. No better told for that for sure!
Forgive me for going way off topic here, but no better pool of minds to
draw from than the Rev family ;-) I just couldn't help myself...
I'm just getting into CSS, it's great.. and I
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