SuperLinux Encyclopedia - Markup Languages

For markup language editors, see main page under "Word Processing". Most editors have special modes for this.

For VRML, see in Graphics.

W3C HTML Validation Service (they aughta know)
HTML & CGI - An Introduction
AdvaSoft (HTML editor; eval and commercial versions)
asWedit 3.0 HTML editor (download mirror)
HTML Hacking Scripts
Introducing HTML 3.2
HTML Help, Information Structuring, Navigation, and Help Systems
Portable HTML advice
Ted's HTML Tutorial
Thot structured editor for Linux (WSIWYG -> HTML, LaTex, etc.)
Using m4 To Write HTML Oct'97 LG
Using Python to Generate HTML Pages Jul'97 LG
Converters - to HTML:
- c2html "highlights C-language sources like emacs does. Output is in html format. Also works as CGI to convert files on the fly."
- pas2html "highlights Pascal-language [and Modula] sources like emacs does Output is in html format. Also works as CGI to convert files on the fly."
- java2html "highlights Java-language [and C++] sources like emacs does. Output is in html format. Also works as CGI to convert files on the fly."
- java2html "can highlight your source for presentation in the WWW. It can also be used as a CGI script and can detect whether the client browser supports compressed data to save bandwidth."

The SGML Web Page
SGMLtools "a text-formatting package based on SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language), which allows you to produce LaTeX, HTML, GNU info, LyX, RTF, and plain ASCII (via groff) from a single source" (USA mirror of www.sgmltools.org .)
Standard ML of New Jersey
InfoPrism "a general document processing system that translates SGML source files to different output formats like HTML, Texinfo, LaTeX and plain text."
Sample Plug-In SMGL Source Template Oct'96 LG
Jade "validation and formatting of SGML or XML"

Last Modified 19-Apr-1999