Web Publishing Tools and Tutorials
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This website features text and html changing, converting, and generating tools designed to save you time making web pages or preparing content for web publishing projects.
If you've ever needed to convert plain text to html paragraphs or alphabetize text then this website can save you from hours of needless manual labor.
The Most Popular Tools on this Website
Some far these are the tools that people seem to find the most useful most often.
- Convert a Word Doc to clean HTML code: this one can be very useful
- Instantly Generate a HTML Table: a fairly new tool but already pretty popular
- Remove Line Breaks from Text: very handy when you need it
- Quickly put Text in Alphabetical Order: recently revised - works even better now
- Copy/Paste CSS Table Styles: some quick copy and paste CSS table code
(Revised: now with a CSS gradients table example)
Latest Additions to the Website
- jQuery Popup Code: Some jQuery code to add customizable popup windows to your website
- The One Page Self Help Book: A simple guide to achieving your personal goals
- A Free Guide to Starting a Blog: A ten part series on what you need to know to start a blog
- Word Frequency Counter: Pretty useful for SEO work
- HTML Text Generator: A Lorem Ipsum type generator with a HTML code option
- HTML character encoder: Good for multilingual content using accented characters and such
- Generate QR Codes: Well if you need one... I got one
Save Time Using These Web Publishing Tools
I'm trying to cover the most common tasks that someone who runs a blog, works a CMS, or does freelance web development might encounter.
Most of the tools have been created using javascript so you should be able to change large amounts of text as the processing is done on your computer instead of being limited by a server script.
These online tools have been tested on most modern browsers and will not work on some older browsers.
Anyways I hope these online tools save you some time and needless aggravation in your web publishing process - that's what they're supposed to do.
Thanks,
Scott

