looking for a program like word that gives me the html code

Hi

i'm looking a program like word , that let me write ,use the bold feature , lines and so on , center the text and gives me the htlm code


right now i have libreoffice and notepad++

i would like to avoid microsoft

but i can not find such feature

thanks
cheers

 

Re: looking for a program like word that gives me the htlm code

First, it's html.
Second, it's not clear what you want to do.
Third, you can try Kompozer (-http://portableapps.com/apps/development/nvu_portable-)

Fourth, you can see this: -http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=2298161&p=11215403#p11215403-

 

Incidentally, if I understand correctly, you can do most of what you want in the Writer component of LibreOffice and save as html.

I don't think that tabs will be honored. I'm not sure there's a tab tag in html.

But KompoZer is better, if a bit buggy.

 

Re: looking for a program like word that gives me the htlm code

thanks

i mean a program like word that let me write text ,use the bold , inrease the size of the font,highlight a word ... in short a program like microsoft word , that can let me see the html code

to incorporate for example in a webpage

thanks

 

Re: looking for a program like word that gives me the htlm code

thanks
how can i obtain the html code ?
cheers

 

Re: looking for a program like word that gives me the htlm code

Ah so you wan tto see the "/b"'s etc. IDK.

 

Maybe Zoho writer can do it?
https://writer.zoho.com/home?serviceurl=/index.do
If not, then maybe a combo of Zoho writer and firefox extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-Us/firefox/addon/copy-html/

Maybe check one of these too-
http://www.kingsoftstore.com/index.html
http://www.softmakeroffice.com/

 

Notepad++ perhaps.

 

libreoffice

thanks a lot
but libreoffice or openoffice can't do it,can it?

cheers

 

There was a program I used a long time ago called First Page. It had an HTML composer window and then you could switch to another window that showed how the code displayed, based on IE 6. This function was really useful when trying to learn HTML. There haven't been any improvements in the program since 2006.

http://www.evrsoft.com/

 

Actually, if you want the html code, ctrl+U should do it in most browsers.