HTML Editors
A look at easy to use HTML tools (not raw text editors)
WYSIWYG* HTML editors
- What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get
Programs
SeaMonkey
~ Empty lines are input as <br> (manual set paragraphs)
~ Includes <head> tags
Cons
- No font previews in the font menu
KompoZer
Seems to be a fleshed out fork of the SeaMonkey composer
~ Empty lines are input as <br> (manual set paragraphs)
~ Includes <head> tags
Cons
- Last updated 2010
Online
There are so many online HTML editors out there fighting for a similar domain name
htmeditor.com
(HTM, no L)
Seems pretty good, don't know if it's open source or not. I would prefer a local program instead of a webpage, though.
- Empty lines are input as <p></p>
Markdown to HTML converters
Markdown can be written for the main purpose of converting to HTML. Markdown is similar to Gemini's Gemtext (.gmi) format but with more formatting features such as bold, underline and italics but uses a different format for links.
markdowntohtml.com
Pros
+ Live preview
Cons
- Can't do double (enter key) lines
Gemtext (.gmi) to HTML
Good for converting your Gemini pages to HTML, but much more limited than using the Markdown converter.
A bunch of them at this stackexchange thread
Bonus
HTML to Gemtext
I could not get html2gemini or html2gmi to work so I used a HTML to Markdown converter, then converted that Markdown file to Gemtext using gemgen from the Arch Linux AUR
First markdown-to-html website that came up on my search
Broke emojis but it worked better than expected
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