Help please!

[drlee]

About a year ago I came across a site that had a little program that would convert text to html. It was very simple, I think it may have been a tutorial. What I'm looking for is a very simple conversion tool for just very simple conversions. You entered the text then clicked and it converted to a box and you could copy and paste. I have a program that will alow me to enter descriptions in html, that's all I need to be able to do.

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance!

drlee

[David Harrison]

What do you mean by just entering text? You just put the word "hello" in and an entire HTML document comes out?

[PeOfEo]

drlee, just for future reference please pick a better title something that is more descriptive, people have been making a big fuss over it lately.

[terribrill]

Originally posted by drlee
About a year ago I came across a site that had a little program that would convert text to html. It was very simple, I think it may have been a tutorial. What I'm looking for is a very simple conversion tool for just very simple conversions. You entered the text then clicked and it converted to a box and you could copy and paste. I have a program that will alow me to enter descriptions in html, that's all I need to be able to do.

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance!

drlee

One way that can be done is to use something like Microsoft Word. Type out what you want, and then "Save as Web Page". This really gives you crappy code, but it will put your text into HTML...

[spykemitchell]

Do you mean like, you type,

hello

This text is red

goodbye

and it turns it into

hello<br><br>
<font color="red">this text is red </font><br><br>
goodbye

Is that what you mean?

[David Harrison]

No, it can never be that simple. It gives you this:

[drlee]

Originally posted by spykemitchell
Do you mean like, you type,

hello

This text is red

goodbye

and it turns it into

hello<br><br>
<font color="red">this text is red </font><br><br>
goodbye

Is that what you mean?



I think I found a program that will do it. It's called "KYS Scriptomania". It does allot but it also does this simple task.
Thanks,
drlee

[PeOfEo]

Dont use the font element. It has been depreciated. Use css

<span style="color:red; font:11px sans-serif, arial, helvetica;">Font color and style here</span>