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sorry for repost the question maybe something was update in the past year or so..
All the answers here are from few years back,
I am searching for html to pdf free linux based tool.
currently I am using wkhtmltopdf which has flaws (line breaks etc..)
The html contain CSS and canvas tags
I tested the firefox print to pdf and it work well, but I can not use firefox in my installation. maybe there is free tool based on the gecko engine already out there.
I looked also on the perl modules but none of them support CSS .
Thanks
ER
There's another tool CutyCap that also renders via WebKit, although I haven't used it myself.
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I'v created my website and I have been trying to research how to create a mobile version for it. However I thought it would be the same as scripting in notepad or sublime etc. Can you create one from scratch using notepad or sublime? Or should I just use the tools provided on the web such as 'Mobify'. (I'd prefer to learn from scratch)
Thanks in advance,
Noob developer.
If you have created your existing website from sctrach, there should be no problem changing it to mobile. Just add an altered css file, which contains the css for your mobile version. and add a javascript function to your page, which loads the css file depending on the device the page is requested from.
If you have built your site using tools, it is the easiest to do the transformation using tools.
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I'm in need of great text editor or IDE that has real-time or built-in preview feature for HTML5's canvas element. Preferable, the one that has feature of whenever I change the code, the preview will change too. Another question, is there browser that can do it?
For example: http://www.htmlinstant.com/
HTML Instant was great but of course I need the other features of common editors such as syntax highlighting. Thanks in advance.
http://codepen.io/ is reeeeally nice
modify some code in this project and notice how it updates immediately
http://codepen.io/onedayitwillmake/pen/Evyfp
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Is there some sort of HTML designer (WYSIWYG) available that allows me to draw the page and results with a page using DIVs / CSS and not TABLE design?
See drawter.com you can create layout in div css format.
MS Visual Web Developer Express, its free and allows full WYSIWYG and code view HTML/CSS editing for pure (X)HTML or ASP.Net sites.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#Visual_Studio_2010_Express_Downloads
http://www.microsoft.com/express/Express-2010/
I'm not entirely sure of what you are asking of but if you are looking for a wysiwyg(what you see is what you get) editor Adobe Dreamweaver is probably the best but it's rather expensive. There are ton's of free wysiwyg`s however I don't use them so I only know of Dreamweaver.
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I like the feature in Visual Studio for formatting an HTML document (CTRL+K, CTRL+D).
Is there a plugin with the same functionality in any other (free) editors, e.g. Notepad++?
If you mean colorizing and formatting from "Format", Notpad++ has HTML tidying feature via Tidy2 plugin. Install the plugin with the Plugin Manager, and a new menu Tidy2 item will appears under the Plugins, and from there you can formatting HTML.
Also Netbeans IDE has formatting(ALT+F) feature for many languages (including PHP, HTML, CSS and JS).
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I know some tools that can create wireframe for web site, but their output format is not HTML. I like HTML prototype since it can be interactive (via Javascript or VBScript) and I can share it on my web site too.
Any suggestions?
Check out ForeUI, it is the specialized tool for this.
I would recommend a combination of your favourite HTML editor and your favourite browser.