Yes! It does what it says!
This program is going to be one of the best code I have written and is interesting.
How about making webpages with HTML without adding tags, their attributes, closing them , etc.?
Let us do it.
This is a brilliant Idea and after some coding, I came up with the following result.
My program currently doesn't support much features but if it gets proper recognition then I will continue to make it more functional.
The tags and attributes currently supported are:
Tag (mark-up) /Attribute Syntax
background - background source
bgcolor - bgcolor color
<a> (anchor) - anchor href-source text
<br/> (break) - br no.-of-line-breaks-needed
<img> (image) - img source *height *width *border
<font> - sfont face *size *color
</font> - efont
<center> - scenter
</center> - ecenter
heading tags - h1 'text' (h1 can be replaced by h2,h3,h4,h5)
paragraph - para-c text (center aligned)
or
para-r text (right aligned)
or
para-l text (left aligned)
or
para-j text (justified)
Add simple text - text text-to-add
<hr/> - hr
Try it out if its worth it for you!
Download : Datafilehost
See it in action:
Input:
Generated HTML file:
Viewing in a web-browser:
Want to Support me? Like Python Palace on Facebook here and/or +1.
This program is going to be one of the best code I have written and is interesting.
How about making webpages with HTML without adding tags, their attributes, closing them , etc.?
Let us do it.
This is a brilliant Idea and after some coding, I came up with the following result.
My program currently doesn't support much features but if it gets proper recognition then I will continue to make it more functional.
The tags and attributes currently supported are:
Tag (mark-up) /Attribute Syntax
background - background source
bgcolor - bgcolor color
<a> (anchor) - anchor href-source text
<br/> (break) - br no.-of-line-breaks-needed
<img> (image) - img source *height *width *border
<font> - sfont face *size *color
</font> - efont
<center> - scenter
</center> - ecenter
heading tags - h1 'text' (h1 can be replaced by h2,h3,h4,h5)
paragraph - para-c text (center aligned)
or
para-r text (right aligned)
or
para-l text (left aligned)
or
para-j text (justified)
Add simple text - text text-to-add
<hr/> - hr
Try it out if its worth it for you!
Download : Datafilehost
See it in action:
Input:
Generated HTML file:
Viewing in a web-browser:
Want to Support me? Like Python Palace on Facebook here and/or +1.
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