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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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I am looking for ways to convert .swf file to html5 file. I reviewed other similar questions and unfortunately, they have outdated solutions.
No, you can't just convert it. It's an entirely different featureset, different language, etc.
You need to re-develop whatever it was you had in your SWF to begin with.
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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 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'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 provide a client with a third-party source with some details of why CSS designs are better than table-based ones. We've provided them with details, but they want another source. Most that I've found have been a bit too technical.
Does anyone know of any articles regarding this?
This one seems pretty good and geared towards the laymen:
http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/index.html