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[StrongED] Re: Joe Taylor's StrongHTML mode
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- Subject: [StrongED] Re: Joe Taylor's StrongHTML mode
- From: Jim Nagel <stred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 03 Jul 2018 18:08:24 +0100
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Richard Torrens (lists) wrote on 3 Jul:
>> [Jim wrote:] I'm particularly attracted to Joe's applet (if that's the
>> word) for inserting a graphic, and would like to revise it slightly to
>> deal with a nifty new CSS feature that my son has concocted for me.
>> (About which I will do an Archive article after more play.)
> I had a look at the !RunImage - I managed to change the upper caae
> tage to lower case ...
The "applet" I meant is Modes.StrongHTML.Tools.!HTMLimg -- and
unfortunately its runimage is filetype Absolute.
The "image" applet is invoked by a button above the StrongEd window
when StrongHTML mode is in use. It produces a little dialogue with a
dropzone for the graphic file you want to insert into the web page.
The dropzone very usefully:
- handles Jpeg and PNG and Gif, and I presume the usual other
graphics filetypes too
- converts RiscOS pathname format to Unix format
- gives a *relative* version of the pathname, suiting where the
graphic and the target HTML live in the filesystem
- extracts width and height figures of the graphic.
The dialogue also has fields where the user specifies border, Hspace
and Vspace but I wouldn't need these when using CSS.
Meanwhile I could experiment with the Modefile's shortcuts as Richard
suggests. But won't do anything for the next week.
--
Jim Nagel www.archivemag.co.uk
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