I would like to convert HTML to RTF and vice-versa and would like to use OpenOffice converters. Is it possible (with or without automation)?
So you are trying to convert. This process usually works.
Open up the html file in Notepad.
Click File.
Click Save As.
Now change the file extension to .rtf and make sure the extension is under All Files.
Did it work?
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I want to open the CSS files in Atom editor but it is formatted in a difficult way thread.
any ideas to open CSS files in a nice CSS format.CSS Files to open and read
To convert any minified(unreadable) file into readable form is called beautify.
The extension, plugin, software or tool which convert minified file into readable file is called Beautifier / Formatter.
There are several methods to use it.
Code Editor Extensions/Plugins
cssbeautify (ATOM)
HTML-CSS-JS Prettify (Sublime Text)
brackets-beautify (Adobe Brackets)
Beautify (VS Code)
Bundlers and Task Runner Tools
Prettier Webpack Plugin (Webpack)
gulp-cssbeautify (Gulp)
Online Tools
atom-beautify (https://atom.io/packages/atom-beautify)
freeformatter (https://www.freeformatter.com/css-beautifier.html)
Minify Code (http://minifycode.com/css-beautifier/)
You can also use it with Developer tools in your favorite browser.
I am using PptxGenJS library to create a pptx files with javascript. I want to preview of pptx before saving. How can I handle it?
I am afraid this is not possible. you need to get the created slides somehow into PowerPoint in order to view it, which requires a save and a load.
To really create a preview capability for slides, you would have to write a full slide rendering engine in JavaScript, which is obviously a huge effort.
Maybe your script can save files somewhere in a temporary place, and create simple macro in PowerPoint which enables some sort of preview, after which files can be saved with their final name and file path?
We're been asked to make it possible to save a .doc file as a pdf file, odt file, doc and .docx file.
Aside from saving it as a doc/docx file, we're kinda stuck at .odt and pdf files.
I've tried aspose.words and it works great.
But is there any other way to do this without aspose? We'll try to convince our client on buying it but if there's any free or cheaper solution, we're willing to try it.
How would one do this in Drupal 7? I want to add a few small style edits to the way the PDF outputs. I am using TCPDF. I read somewhere that its not posible with TCPDF, but other sources say it is. Should I be switching to dompdf? I've read the documentation but just can't seem to understand which file generates the PDF.
I have the module successfully generating a PDF from a View, so this is the last step in moving on with this project.
For anytime you want to style PDFs use DOMPDF, it will be less painful. Then style your pdf using print.css in the sites/domain.com/themes/yourtheme/css folder.
You can also copy the print.tpl.php file from the module's folder and paste it in sites/domain.com/themes/yourtheme/templates to choose exactly what you want to display in your pdf.
I am developing custom upload module. I want to allow users to upload xls and xslx files only. How can I restrict this using file_save_upload function. Thank you
You should probably use the validate function for the form that has the file upload element on it instead. Or perhaps consider just using the File CCK element and using its settings to only allow files with xls and xlsx extensions to be uploaded - that would probably save you a whole lot of time.