[Year 12 IPM] Re: raw xhtml, css, javascript pathway

[Bill Kerr]

http://users.tpg.com.au/billkerr/dylanWeb/howTo.htm

I've added a couple of HowTo new worksheets to my Dylan exemplar site, one 
on thumbnail to full size image links and another about magnich soup 
(magnich is an acronym for two HTML tags).

All menu links are now consistent throughout the site, some pages are styled 
and some not yet - it's meant to show a development process as a model for 
students to follow

Does anyone know of a good open source batch search and replace utility for 
html files. It has to be able to replace multiple lines. Best done with a 
flag at the start and end and replace everything in between. Something like:

start flag: <div id="menu">
insert: insert updated menu to all pages here
end flag: </div>

I've found a good commercial product that does the job nicely 
http://www.replsoft.com/ufudnload.html
but have yet to find a good open source or free alternative
-- 
Bill Kerr
http://billkerr.blogspot.com/
http://users.tpg.com.au/billkerr/index.htm

On 8/11/05, Bill Kerr <billkerr at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I've added five worksheets illustrating the teaching sequence and some 
> details of creating a nice looking sidebar menu and page using raw XHTML and 
> style (no frames)
> http://users.tpg.com.au/billkerr/dylanWeb/howTo.htm
> 
> -- 
> Bill Kerr
>  <http://billkerr.blogspot.com/>
> On 8/9/05, Bill Kerr <billkerr at gmail.com> wrote:
> > 
> > http://users.tpg.com.au/billkerr/dylanWeb/intro0.htm
> > 
> > I'm modelling here how to create a nice looking sidebar menu and page 
> > using XHTML and style, no frames.
> > 
> > introduction0
> > introduction1
> > introduction2
> > introduction3
> > 
> > This displays a series of incremental improvements going from no style 
> > at all to some sophisticated style creating a button like effect on the menu
> > 
> > btw this looks better in firefox the IE (I haven't added the various 
> > hacks to make it look better in IE which has not kept up with CSS1, 2, 3)
> > 
> > I have a teaching sequence and various worksheets developed and more in 
> > the pipeline, happy to share them if anyone wants to trial this approach for 
> > themselves
> > 
> > I use HTML Kit as both the HTML and style editor, it has various 
> > supportive drop down menus (for both HTML and style) and wizards (for img 
> > and anchor elements)
> > -- 
> > Bill Kerr <http://users.tpg.com.au/billkerr/index.htm> 
> 
>
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