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hi I search for extension for ive editing html code angular without recompiling it
Because Angular transform the whole projekt into a SPA (Single-Page App) which include the html and javascript too in a bundle, you need to compile it, if you want to test your changes. 'ng serve' command does it for you. The compile time depends a lot on the performance of your machine.
Of course you can still make changes on html and css in the browser for testing.:)
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I am looking at a code-base from Google which includes JADE (PUG) templates, and want to convert the JADE code back to plain old HTML as part of a larger refactor.
I see a couple libs for HTML->JADE but none for JADE->HTML.
Is there a JADE->HTML converter out there?
That's what Jade (Pug) does:
http://jade-lang.com/command-line
$ jade < my.jade > my.html
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I want to validate some HTML documents in a node.js application. I already found some node.js modules like w3cjs and w3c-validate, but it seems that they are only working online. Because I have to check many small HTML documents, I'm searching for a solution that works offline, without internet.
Do you know how to integrate the W3C Markup Validator in a node application? Or what are other ways to check HTML syntax? Maybe something like a DOM parser?
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I have 10+ CSS files and around 30+ HTML/JSP files. I want to search each and every class/id in CSS files one by one in all HTML/JSP files so that can remove the rules which are not being used.
Is there any tool available to help in this?
I know there are Chrome/FF plugins to eliminate useless CSS rules but they only work for single page.
You can use this firefox plugin and this plugin for Chrome
They appear to do exactly that.
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I'm looking for a fast way to prototype simple html sites. A collection of pre made html elements (like buttons, forms, messagebox's,... )
I found something like it once, but forgot to bookmark and have been searching for hours.
Twitter Bootstrap may be what you want.
What you're looking for is a template. Just search for "template website" on Google and you'll find a tonne of website offering both free and paid templates.
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I want to find a simple small open source cms and I like the idea of logging in, then being able to go to any website page and double click on it to edit it on the fly- are there any that offer this? in drupal and wordpress you have to wait for the admin pages to load and then flick to the public view and it is quite annoying.
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In Joomla it's possible http://www.joomla.org/
Try Plone, it allows you to edit pages inline (turned off by default).
You did not try very hard to find an answer.
First link on Google. http://opensourcecms.com