HTML help

[kelack]

I don't know if anyone remembers but last year someone helped me get our fixtures on our website in table format.

Is there anyone who could help again as I don't have frontpage or any other web editing software and can't work out (again) how to get them on and it's getting quite urgentish now

Thanks

 

[Craikeybaby]

Notepad is a good bet for editing html.

you should find most of what you need here.

 

[kelack]

Thanks for your reply, this is how I did it last year and did 6 different teams with 38 fixtures each that way and took me hours so was really trying to find a quicker way to do it

 

[Jim.R]

Take it you've got all the fixtures and just want to put them in a table?
This is a WYSIWYG editor and 10% free - http://net2.com/nvu/

Edit - Excel & Word will laso let you save as HTML, if you've already got the data in one of those.

If that's not much use, drop me a PM and I should be able to lend a hand.

 

[kelack]

Ooo, cheers Jim, I will have a look at that when I get home from work then. I did try the save as html route last year and ended up making a complete hash of it

My temporary solution is to pdf them and link the pdfs to the fixture page so at least they're on there

 

[DuncanDisorderly]

If you save from Word as "Filtered HTML" - it gets rid of a lot of the M$ crap.

A good option for ad-hoc bits of HTML is to go to the CKEditor Demo
Get it looking nice then thump the Source button top left of the toolbar.
select All, Copy and paste into your own webpage - job done
CKEditor has the advantage that it produces clean well formed HTML; something nobody has ever accused M$ of doing...