BodySnatcher : Generate CSS from HTML doc BODY attribs - updates Web docs quickly. Perl req'd.
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Rating 5/2,
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| created by |
| Sören Andersen |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
if ! has('perl')
move along, nothing to see here ;-)
endif
This plugin does a search of lines of a .html document and parses the statement of the <body> attributes. In modern times we prefer to use CSS to control presentational aspects of Web pages like text color, background, and link color. When designing a site from scratch we'd plan that ahead of time. When updating a handful of pages that were not originally authored with CSS in mind, a script like this saves time by pulling out the expected HTML attributes and converting them to CSS declarations.
Update 13:07(TZ=EDT) - 28.Oct.2004 -
My thanks to the dozen or so people who have downloaded version 1.3, and please update to
to version 1.4. Important bugs are fixed in this new release.
For more info and an md5 sum to check against, see this tool's home page at
http://intrepid.perlmonk.org/VIMtools/BSn/index.html |
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| install details |
Place the script somewhere in a "plugin/" directory in VIMRUNTIME, such as
~/.vim/plugin
... the plugin does a mapping <mapleader>))
... change this if you wish.
NOTE: An external Perl module (not part of core Perl distribution) is required: Text::Balanced (see http://search.cpan.org/src/DCONWAY/ for latest version). |
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| BodySnatcher.vim |
1.4 |
2004-10-28 |
6.0 |
Sören Andersen |
Many bugs fixed.
- Does the right thing when there is just a plain <body> tag
- Also make no changes if the <body> tag contains a STYLE= attribute
- Broken handling of body declaration that is spread over multiple lines is fixed |
| BodySnatcher.vim |
1.3 |
2004-10-27 |
6.0 |
Sören Andersen |
Initial upload |
ip used for rating: 3.22.181.209
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