Yes I know it is pretty darn late but hey - what else are holidays there for? Except learning and partying and dancing and chilling and… well yes I just could not stop until it worked like I wanted it to.
My TypoGridder now works as a MiniTool for Konqueror and as a bookmarklet in Firefox and Opera. It should have the correct height on any page and should be on top of everything. Please test it and report any bugs.
I recently read two articles about using grids in webdesign. It just makes sense. Read them yourself:
I’ve wrote a little javascript which displays a basline grid on any page (via bookmarklet). For more information visit the project website.
Please use this article for any feedback.
PS: And as you might see, I have a lot to do to let my website align to any grid. The curse of a layman.
I recently read two articles about using grids in webdesign. It just makes sense. Read them yourself:
I’ve wrote a little javascript which displays a basline grid on any page (via bookmarklet). For more information visit the project website.
Please use this article for any feedback.
PS: And as you might see, I have a lot to do to let my website align to any grid. The curse of a layman.
Update: Use Markdownify, it’s the successor to html2text.
I just released html2text version 1.3 which sports a ton of bug fixes. Most notably all features of php markdown extra are now fully supported, including footnotes and abbrevations.
Also wrapping should work like intended and inline links (like <foo@bar.com>) won’t be converted to block links (like [foo@bar.com]([foo@bar.com](mailto:foo@bar.com))).
In the next version I’ll add some more options, especially disabling php markdown extra support. Also I’ll clean up the code a bit.
Merry Christmas to you!
Update: Use Markdownify, it’s the successor to html2text.
I changed my html2text.php function and it now supports non markdownable elements better. Previously something like <p class="foobar">...</p> would have resulted in <p>...</p>. Now these elements (which could be ported to markdown) will be left in plain html.
Additionally I made some changes which should lead to an improved performance.
Get it while it’s hot: html2text.php 1.1 (.tar.gz ~ 120.9 KB)
Yes, there are some, which I’ll try to fix in the next days (note: to better point out the bugs I just write what happens if you convert html to markdown to html):
<table>) gets parsed and a child <tr>,<td> or<th> has attributes they will be ignored and dropped. Workaround: Add a attribute to the parent element (e.g. a class / id).If you give a single <li> element in the middle of a list some attributes it wont lose them, but will produce not well formed html:
<ul><li>abc</li> <li class="foo">bar</li> </ul>