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Convert PDF to HTML
i have a website template in pdf format ? Is it possible to convert that pdf template into my HTML template?i want to get that pdf design template into an html page/template(i.e containing html tags etc) so that i could modify contents in that template.Please help me.Thank you
You can do the following :
Convert PDF to Word
Open the word file and save as HTML
Edit the HTML tags to get rid of MS tags that are not used in your
page.
or go the hard way and write the HTML page from scratch.
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What are the new frames? [closed]
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I am a beginner and making some web pages using HTML and CSS. I am facing a problem with menu bar and need the solution. Basically I want to display same Menu bar and background in all the web pages but not by copying their code again and again in the html files. I want to keep a separate file having Menu bar ,style and background code and run it in all HTML pages by calling its code from inside of all other HTML files. pls help
You should write the menu code to the index.html and in this file you should use an iframe tag to refer tho the other subpages.
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Include another HTML file in a HTML file
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I am a beginner in HTML. I'm self-learning.
Can we embed a HTML file to another HTML file?
I mean,how can I include a sub HTML page in broader main HTML? i.e have a chuck of HTML code referenced in my primary page without having too many HTML code which can be really messy.Quite similar to what you do with CSS.
Hope you understand the question? Thanks.
In your html file: text to link. You need to put this into the HTML file. It's not impossible to generate the relevant HTML using javascript or something, but best to learn this way first.
Check http://www.htmlhelp.com/ for tutorials and other information.
Not possible unless you use a server-side language such as php include tag. Perhaps you can link it to another file using href but it's not possible to include the file using html unlike CSS or javascript.Hope that solves your question.
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JavaScript get clipboard data on paste event (Cross browser)
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I want a user to highlight a part of a web page and paste it into a textbox on my site. But I want the formatting from the original site to be preserved somehow. So I want to copy more than just text. Gmail seems to be able to do this when composing an email.
I don't know where to begin with this problem. Any thoughts?
If you have windows7 use the snipping tool and cut it from the screen as a .jpg.
Then use simple html
<img src="sth.jpg" alt="sth" height="" width="">
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HTML to PDF conversion in iPhoneSDK
I have an HTML file in my app, but I want to convert it to a PDF file. Can someone point me in the right direction? I searched a lot, but could not find anything helpful...
As a starting point read the documentation here iOS Drawing and Printing Guide/Generate PDF Content You will find some sample code as well.
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How can I convert HTML to PDF using Perl?
Does anyone know best way to convert HTML to PDF using Perl?
Is there any module available that can be used for this?
My HTML contains few images and charts which should be converted properly to PDF.
"Convert HTML to PDF" presumes there is One Right Way to render HTML. There isn't. You have to consider dozens of variables (CSS vs none, Javascript vs none, width of the "virtual browser", etc).
My company wanted to do that once (in Perl), and it turned out to be painfully difficult (enough so that we stopped bothering). I believe the most realistic proposal was to embed a copy of a web browser somewhere and have it render the HTML and print it to a PDF driver. Of course, we wanted to preserve the formatting pretty exactly.
You might visit this CPAN search for 'html pdf' for some options, though. PDF::FromHTML might suffice for your needs.