On 11/05/2012 08:18 AM, Kévin PEIGNOT wrote:
Hi Rob, Jay
That's right, HTML export produce very, very bad HTML product (just
try to export a white page...) and that exporting styles to a
separated CSS file (or at list a separated section) would be better.
Then according this option, I added this one in the whiteboard
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Analyses/Global_Options#Load.2FSave
Kévin
I agree that exporting to html is not a very useful option partly
because it does not (can not?) produce easily maintainable html code.
The fact the code probably works is less important than that
maintaining/editing the code is very difficult.
Should we ask on the users list if anyone uses export to html and if so
what is their opinion?
Jay
2012/11/5 Jay Lozier <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
On 11/04/2012 04:14 PM, Rob Snelders wrote:
Hi all,
The export-option in the options-dialog -> Load/Save ->
HTML-compatibility states that you can save for LibreOffice
Writer, Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Looking at
the code that states Netscape 4-compatibility.
But has this still any value? As the browsers are for basic
HTML compatible for some years. I think that the Netscape
output also works in Internet Explorer.
If it still has value then the name netscape navigator should
change as less and less people know what Netscape is.
This bug triggerd the question:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56726
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Rob,
>From the few times I exported as html, I noticed the html
produced appeared to be fairly standard html 4.01. The main
problem I noticed is that all the styles are embedded in the html.
Note, I believe this is legal html, if now considered bad practice
The export modules do not produce a CSS page. This makes the
resulting html, IMHO, very difficult to maintain.
You can check your html at http://validator.w3.org/
I find I prefer to save the text as txt file then cut and then
directly create the html page(s) and CSS pages I need.
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