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I am quite new to web development so I wanted to ask people here if there exists any software which can convert JPG/PSD to its respective HTML/CSS equivalent?
I am not looking to embed the image in the HTML but want HTML/CSS source which will be equivalent of that JPG from which it is converted.
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Saarthak
even I am quite new to designing because m a developer but ADOBE fireworks is the tool thet lets you convert jpg/jpeg in respective html/css Although it will not convert the whole for you but it'll convert atleast 60% of the layout to html/css.
more tutorials can be found Here
excuse me if i was wrong anywhere
Well, I had stumbled upon this a long time ago.
Try img2html. It seems to do what you want. text-image.com is another one, but the sample 'hand-holding-beer' file looks better when converted using img2html :)
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I want to create a website but i don't know html and CSS . I have submitted my website layout to the teachers but i don't no how i will create that website look like layout.. so what can i do ? Is their any software like blue griffon etc (blue griffon is not good i didn't understand)
This is my small project to do but i don't no how can i do my classmates is doing this Good because they know html and css
From looking at your template, I assume that you are using Microsoft Word? There are methods which allows you to convert Word documents to HTML online. While they may not reproduce the standards of what a HTML and CSS webpage would be written from scratch, it will allow you to view the document in your browser, and edit in a text editor.
If you need to use a site builder, there are websites freely available such as Squarespace and Webflow (Which is a bit more advanced). And there is also the option of you learning HTML and CSS yourself. There are many websites, YouTube videos and books to help you get started.
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I am looking to render SQL code on my webpage. I am making tutorials and i would like to display SQL snippets to my visitors. Are there some librairies out there or best practices to do that?
Since this is StackOverflow I will recommend the one that StackExchange is using - Google's Code Prettify library, which supports SQL.
You would have to include the library to your site:
<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/google/code-prettify/master/loader/run_prettify.js"></script>
And then write your example
<pre class="prettyprint">
SELECT name FROM users;
</pre>
Usually when you want to neatly display code on a webpage, CSS isn't enough. If you want more sophisticated code coloring and formatting, you'll most likely need to write javascript in order to detect keywords, values strings etc. Luckily with the dev community being what it is, there are already options to do this for many different languages. I'd recommend SyntaxHighlighter as it offers support for many languages, it's easy to use and customize.
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I am trying to share one big JSON data with my colleague but didn't find any online tool for that. So far got http://jsonfiddle.net which is exactly what i am looking for but unfortunately the JSON data is not getting saved. So its no use.
Can anyone please share similar sites if any.
Sorry about the bug with JSONFiddle, it was fixed a while ago. Let me know if you have any other issues. Thanks.
If you only want to share the code, maybe you could use this:
http://pastebin.com/
One website that might do the job is https://jsonware.com You'll get a fixed URL with your JSON that can be shared with your colleague. Everything is online, no installation is needed.
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Has anyone come across any open-source projects that take RSS feeds and display then in newspaper style layouts?
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Try sux0r. It parses rss feeds, classifies them and display them.
I haven't found an open-source project that does this but i've stumbled accross bit and pieces which can be used in conjunction with each other to create this.
For the client side layout, one could achieve this by using jqMasonry.
For the server side stuff, one could use any feed parsing library. e.g Python has feed parser
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Do you know where a can find a web site template for a web site that would look like Office 2007. I am looking for the right colors, hover, etc.
Perhaps check something like templatemonster.com, or similar template websites... To be honest, though, you're probably better off using GIMP or Photoshop to re-create the buttons to your liking.
Not sure if this is really applicable, as I didn't look into whether or not this is intended for only platform applications, but microsoft allows you to license office 2007's ui: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/aa973809.aspx
Not exactly what you mean, but I always though Extjs looked sort of like Office. Not exactly, but close. If you want a JS framework, that one might be what you want, or you could skin it.
If you're just looking for a CSS template, I have no idea.