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html2ps and html2pdf – Convert HTML to PostScript or PDF. Supports over 500 HTML and CSS tags and properties.
html2ps and html2pdf – Convert HTML to PostScript or PDF. Supports over 500 HTML and CSS tags and properties. Features Supports nested tables, advanced CSS properties, floating DHTML elements, non-Latin character sets, XHTML and non-XHTML tags and properties, and much more. Nearly any website, even very complex ones like Yahoo.com, can be accurately converted to…
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Really good Firefox extension: Copy Image to Clipboard
Yay, no more needing to go into Safari to copy images from the web to the clipboard. Extension Room :: Copy Image Copy Image by Jordan Callicoat Adds “Copy Image to Clipboard” to the context menu, below “Copy Image Location”. Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2005/07/27/really-good-firefox-extension-copy-image-to-clipboard/
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Tidy Service – Great Mac OS X Service to clean your HTML
Tidy Service Tidy Service Tidy Service is a simple OS X Service that cleans up markup using the powerful HTML Tidy library originally created by Dave Raggett. Screenshot of Menu Items Tidy Service can be used to clean up HTML markup in any application that supports services by selecting the markup in question and choosing…
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Carriages at midnight – update on our holiday trip to England
Enjoying a quick trip to England for Miranda Tarver (now Ash)’s wedding to Matthew Ash. The weddings were lovely. First was the civil ceremony two days ago. Then yesterday they had their blessing ceremony. We had to look up on Google what “Carriages at Midnight” meant. 🙂 I had thought that maybe there were going…
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JSMIN, The JavaScript Minifier
JSMIN, The JavaScript Minifier JSMin is a filter which removes comments and unnecessary whitespace from JavaScript files. It typically reduces filesize by half, resulting in faster downloads. It also encourages a more expressive programming style because it eliminates the download cost of clean, literate self-documentation. Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2005/06/30/jsmin-the-javascript-minifier/