Has anyone been able to process bold and italic to the now current <strong> and <em> or indeed able to create a <span> automatically. I have worked around the <span> by using new paragraph tags, but it is not really satisfactory. Do the character tags allow you to process them into <span> tags?
I am trying to avoid bloated html code and have done quite well with simpler documents. Now I want to get complicated and I am a little stumped.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Stilman
Hello Stilman Davis; It may help to say which ver. of Corel and Windows and what you are going to use the html for.
George
Hi George,
He is talking about "Ventura" which I know nothing about.
George,
I am using Corel Ventura version 10, as Bob surmised, on Windows 7.
Ventura publishes to html. However, development needs to be undertaken to bring the export up to web standards. I hope Corel will do so, as Ventura is the best of the DTPs, even now.
In Ventura there are a number of ways to create special formatting, one of which is the character tag. I am wondering how to get the "export to html" to create the <span> tags for these character tags.
Regards,Stilman Davis
Hello Stilman; Bob's eye's are better than mine, Or he pays more attention. I'm sure you know Corel let Ventura die, but you could down load the trial ver. of CorelDraw Suite X7 to see if it will let you do what you need. You'll have 30 days to export what you have done. And If there is anything I can do for you let me know.
George ( george@vasigns.net )
Stilman Davis said:Ventura publishes to html
Get yourself an html editor. Although Draw suite (which I love and use daily for creating web assets <pieces>) has that feature, it stinks. Without even knowing Ventura but considering how old it is I will say again get an html editor. This auto stuff creates loads of issues and monkey code.
There are so many cool things you can do on the web now but you need and html editor. The web is 90% of my business and I have hundreds of sites on line and many web servers running.