From: Todd Fiske 
@Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 18:16:03 -0500
@Sender: semware-owner{at}sawasdi.apana.org.au


Hi All -

I was wondering if anyone has a CSS syntax highlighting file they would be
willing to share, and ditto for some of the HTML helper macros that folks
mentioned a while back. I have just started editing and maintaining a set
of web pages and of course doing so in TSE will be far superior than using
some monstrosity like FrontPage.

Also, I suppose this wouldn't be too hard to write, but how about a macro
along the lines of the Compile macro, but for web pages? It would save all
changed (or pre-selected) files and "execute" the current web page which
should either bring up or refresh the page in the default web browser, and
possibly allow bringing up the page in all browsers the user has
installed. Has anyone written such a thing? Any other ideas about what
something like this should do?

I'm making as much use of CSS as possible to separate the formatting and
content of my web pages, trying to follow the advice given at sites like
www.webstandards.org. I love CSS for the kind of flexibility it provides in
designing web pages. Now I want to get TSE to help.

- Todd

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