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htmlarea
Small, powerful, full featured WYSIWYG editor
HTMLArea 4 is a browser based WYSIWYG editor that easily replaces the TEXTAREA in your web pages. It is written in JavaScript, and suitable for use in any modern web browser, and any page on your web site. Current version is 4.0-2016-08-29 -
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Maintain your resume like the lazy slob you are! Write a simple text file, produce simple HTML. Don't screw around with XML or any other form of overkill.
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TTH is a Perl script, text-based preprocessor for converting plain text to HTML documents. TTH uses built-in commands and command line switches to control how text is handled. TTH, optionally, takes advantage of CSS and templates for creating HTML pages.
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Takes data from a text table and wraps fields with html tags, this way building an html page ready to be served to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
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makefaq.pl is a Perl script designed to make the creation and maintenance of an HTML FAQ page very straightforward. It uses the Perl module Text::Textile to allow FAQ authors to use simplified markup rather than writing raw HTML.
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