24 Jan
2019
24 Jan
'19
3:15 a.m.
On Wed, 23 Jan 2019, Kate Draven wrote:
> Anyone have good experience with a WYSIWYG HTML
editor that outputs
> plain, clean HTML code?
>
> Anything close to say LibreOffice Writer or MS Word that exports/outputs
> regular HTML and not a thousand lines of trash to say "Hello World?"
>
> While I'm wishing on a star, if it also has a spell-checker and a
> table of contents creator based on H tags nirvana might just be found!
Kompozer
If you are well versed with HTML
Kedit
Kwrite
for code clean up.
I use BlueFish.
I have apache/php setup and running on my workstation
I duplicate all the remote websites I futz with under
my local apache server.
All the local websites are named with a .tst TLD.
All the "alternate" websites are entered in in /etc/hosts.
For example my w3dhj.net "development"" website appears in /etc/hosts
thus:
192.168.1.17 www.w3dhj.tst w3dhj.tst
I have BlueFish open on the left half of my 27" screen and one of
my 7 browsers open on the right half -- displaying (for example)
http://w3dhj.tst/
After making changes in BlueFish, I click [RELOAD] in the browser.
WISIWIJD (What I See Is What I Just Did.)
I never upload the html/php web pages until it looks rock solid on
my workstation. I upload with konqueror sftp or through sshfs.
I've been doing it this-a-way for years now.
OBTW, BlueFish has a spell checker. heh... but it seems to "spell
check" _some_ of the html and css (and php), too. :-)
Under Ubuntu, at least, it was/is easy to set up apache/php.
HTH
Jonesy
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