The first time I used Markdown, a lightweight markup language, was back in 2004.
I was beginning to work with Textpattern for client sites, my first introduction to an open source content management system.
Prior to using Markdown, I used Dreamweaver to build sites and add content.
What I liked about Markdown: Continue reading How to Convert Markdown to HTML
Longtime readers of this blog know I love sharing helpful tools and technology tips.
When my friend Amy Carney told me she successfully used an online tool I suggested, ExtractTable, I was thrilled!
ExtractTable is an online tool that extracts tabular data from images.
It saves hours of time for designers and developers who receive PDFs/images and need to extract table content, but have no access to the original source of the content. Continue reading ExtractTable: Convert Tabular Data From Images
When a client has Microsoft Word documents that need to be converted to HTML, my tool of choice has been Word2CleanHTML.
It’s a free online site that allows you to paste the content of your Word document into an online form and quickly convert the content to clean HTML.
I liked Word2CleanHTML so much that I decided to write about it.
I’ve been happily using it for my conversions until last month, when one of the people I’ve met through Twitter introduced me to a different HTML conversion tool.
And after testing it out, I agreed. It’s a much better tool. And yes, I’ve switched. Continue reading Word HTML: Converting Word Documents to HTML