>>Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
>Hello !
>
>I'm a happy Debian User and I live with unstable. I like Debian, because I
>can do everything very easy (killer apps for mail, web and so on).
>
>
>But I cannot find a good way to build web pages. How do you build web sites
>with Debian? Via SGML (with Emacs) or with simple vi? I need something like
>a meta-html, because I don't want to change links in all *.html, if I change
>the location of one file.
>
>Suggestions, anyone? Is there a Debian package of a good (text-based)
>HTML-editor?
I use make and cpp. Depending on what pages are like, you can have a
header, footer, sidebar etc. simply #include'd from separate files.
Cpp's -D defines are also handy, except they don't work inside quoted
strings (i.e. doesn't work). :( Cpp also
doesn't like unmatched apostrophes etc. (I think if I have to do more
html, I'll write a specialized cpp replacement ...)
I use jed to edit the stuff -- it does syntax highliting etc. I suspect
nowadays vi does, too. It works quite well when you're making a large
number of more or less standard pages. YMMV.
Speaking of html, how does one use sgml tools to do dtd validation? -- is
there a howto somewhere?
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