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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 need to parse multiple HTML files and only pick up few tags from the file and save them in a word(.docx) file with certain formatting(certain words need to be bolded/indented etc.). Are there any pre built tools that I can use for the same? Or are there any external libraries that I can use to write the code for the same?
You have to use PHP, it's impossible to do this in clear HTML. Check for example: HTML parse
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I found this website some days ago, and I've been thinking about how they do it. Does anyone what kind of back-end they use for everything? Forums, changelog etc. Can't find anything in the codes, and I'm sure they've not made all this by themself.
ExpressionEngine, Twitter Bootstrap and?
Their CMS is : ExpressionEngine.
Their Content Delivery Network is : BootstrapCDN, Akamai and jQuery CDN.
Their forum tool looks to be in ExpressionEngine, probably a plugin.
I suggest using BuiltWith.com for these kinds of questions instead on stackoverflow.
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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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Is there a module in Ruby which gives me the tables stored within an HTML?
Are you looking for a way to parse HTML to extract information from tables?
Have a look at Nokogiri. That works great for most cases.
I would prefer Mechanize for screen scraping. Here is an old question of mine, where I am scraping a table.
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Does anyone know of an API or an easy way to get information about the HTML spec itself? I'd like to create something that listed all of the current current elements and their specific attributes, etc.
The only way I know is if I pulled the source of the spec and manually scraped through it, which would be incredibly tedious.
Please let me know if you know of any easier ways.
Use the DTD.
Example: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/dtd.html