On Wed, 2018-11-21 at 00:30 -0500, Earl Wertheimer via gimp-developer-
list wrote:
> I want to create an editor that will allow users to ultimately create
> web forms.
>
i forgot to mention - i've also generated Web forms from XML templates
using a simple XSLT stylesheet in the past. Soemtimes
On Wed, 2018-11-21 at 00:30 -0500, Earl Wertheimer via gimp-developer-
list wrote:
> I want to create an editor that will allow users to ultimately create
> web forms.
i'd probably do this in HTML with JavaScript and CSS - e.g. using CSS
grid and/or flexbox for layout. There's quite a lot out
Pat,
Thanks for the reply...
I _would_ be creating complete HTML pages, including the
fields...
I mentioned the 'input' field particularly because they would
correspond to the fields objects created in GIMP.
There will be a place to enter or store the 'boilerplate' that we use.
eq. The CSS for
This is certainly a novel approach.
Personally, I would imagine that you'd realize a much greater benefit by
making these forms native HTML pages. That is - re-building these forms as
actual HTML content.
Maintenance should be significantly easier, use should be easier, and
someone in the
I want to create an editor that will allow users to ultimately create web forms.
I want to load an image of an existing paper form (.png / jpg / pdf )
and then draw objects over the image.
The objects would be Checkboxes, text fields, etc... The kinds of
things that you would see on a Adobe
