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Plain HTML? Compact file format. Contents & image links editable as easy as plain text ('cause it is). Images move on the rendered page as desired, but stay in
by RetroTechie 3y ago
Plain HTML?
Compact file format. Contents & image links editable as easy as plain text ('cause it is). Images move on the rendered page as desired, but stay in their place in a filesystem - optionally changed independently from the HTML that references them. If looks matter, go crazy & add some CSS.
Sorting such lists among each other, is a few directory- or file renames away.
Win-win.
- themodelplumber 3y agoI like HTML & your idea, thanks. I had used HTML lists and tables a bunch in the past, but I'll probably need to take another look at the tooling this time, just to scratch those itches that made it not so nice before.