Make this null if the format doesn't support clipboard access. Formats can be any name, but must be unique.ĬlipboardFormat: String - The string used as the clipboard format when converting to/from the clipboard. ImporterClass: Class - The export converter class to register or nullĮxporterClass: Class - The format string tagging the converter classes. Theįormat: String - The import converter class to register or null If the format has already been added, then it will be present in multiple locations. The new format may support importing and/or exporting. Location can be significant for clients that have multipleĬhoices for which format to use, such as when importing from the external clipboard. The new format will be added at the end,Īs the lowest priority. Last edit at 17:56 by WebUpdateWizard.Public static function addFormat(format: String, importerClass: Class, exporterClass: Class, clipboardFormat: String): void Then the html renders correctly but I'd prefer the styles to be inlined (as an option), as per my original post.Įdited 1 time(s). I only get the tag as well if I paste the clipboard contents into the wysiwyg option in my web editor (Microsoft Expression Web 4). If I paste the exported html from PSPad back into PSPad or any other editor I don't actually get the tag, although the pasted html includes the css class names. However, I just noticed something else odd about PSPad's export to html. Therefore I can't just paste what PSPad has put into the clipboard directly where I want to in the page I'm editing. The downside of using classes and not inlining is that you need to put the tag in the tag. Inlining is permitted in the html standards, so I don't think you are entitled to tell me I can't have it if I want to.
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So when I want to copy some source code from PSPad into a web page I'm developing the chances are that it's the only source code on that page and it's therefore easier to just use inlining. However, the thing is that sometimes, as you will also know, a bit of inlining is not as sinful as you assert. In reply to post #5, thanks for the lesson on css inlining. Is there some kind of CSS theme for the classes that PSPad generates? Also with the PRE and the CODE we have two wrappers which we can use to style the output wich is more than enough. So you are not forcing to use this font-family and size. You can safely remove the surrounding SPAN with the style tag as browser use monospace for PRE and CODE anyway. If you would have an option to switch to inline styles instead of STYLE in the HEAD and CLASS in the SPANs, where would you like to define your style rules? Consider that a rule can persist of multiple property value pairs and a rule may persist of multiple I paste the code after "Export to Clipboard as HTML" there is no HEAD and STYLE tag. Using the style tag for styles in the HEAD also is not best practice. Inline styles should be restricted to JS while dynamically manipulating the DOM. Last edit at 16:15 by WebUpdateWizard.įirst of all using inline style always is bad pratice. hence my feature request for PSPad to have the option to export with inline styles.Įdited 1 time(s). In any case, I really don't want to be going this route if I can help it. One can ignore the tag in the result but I had to also manually remove the redundant 'class' identifiers in the html to get to my cleaned up version used as the second example in this message. already has some content) html document.īy the way, in attempting to convert from the exported format to the converted for this message I found which does most of the conversion to inline automatically. The problem with the first html quoted,the way PSPad does it currently, is that the tag is probably already in the target page anyway and the tag, within the tag, would need to be manually separated from the code html where you are looking to paste what PSPad exported to the clipboard into an existing (i.e. I would like to use inline styles, which is this: strRGB.Format("%d,%d,%d", nRed, nGreen, nBlue) cpp1-comment ĬString CColorCalc::FormatRGB( COLORREF clrRGB ) Can you please give a small example of code that we can copy as HTML and then paste into a document to see what you are doing?
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