Tilda Moose, citizen

What's your favourite #Linux #FOSS #WYSIWYG #html #editor, please?

I don't mind hand-editing that boiling sea of html, but I'd rather be mainly writing and composing instead without seeing it.

I've been playing with making eg. tabulated link lists, using #Obsidian. The html exporter community plugin I'm trying out, sure makes a faithful job of reproducing the Obsidian edit view. But I was really more interested in using O. to help me manage bare content, for styling later.

Thoughts welcome 🙏

Mar 4 at 8:00pmWeb
Show threadWestFox35Mar 4

@MattMoose For text-based editing, Kate.

If you're looking for a graphical IDE just google online html5 editor and use one of the many free versions.

Show threadRoger SchürchMar 4

@MattMoose I use Emacs / Org-mode (https://orgmode.org/) and cannot think / write with anything else now. It exports to html nicely, either as single files or whole projects. Beware, Emacs has a learning curve.

#Emacs #OrgMode

Org Mode

Org-mode. Complex so you don't have to be. A versatile organisational system with immense capabilities.

Show threadBringer of PantsMar 5
@schuemaa @MattMoose I'm seconding Emacs and Org-mode, even though they aren't really wysiwyg. I've basically got my whole life in Org-mode, or more specifically, Org-roam since I use it for my second brain.
Show threadApril Mar 4
@MattMoose I mostly use the one that comes with SeaMonkey (you can see the results here: https://ultrareality.info) but the html that comes out is pretty dirty and can break in older browsers if you don't clean it up.
ultra reality - get real!

Show threadDan LykeMar 4

@MattMoose oooh, carefully following. My voice teacher has a couple of sites that she and a friend of hers built with a (now defunct) static site Mac tool that I host on my server, and I would love to give her something so that I'm not editing HTML for her....

And it should generate a static site and be a native app.