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doane wrote on 3/29/2018, 9:22 PM

I think if you export your site or pages in Xara web designer to html on a folder on your local hard drive you can easily open the html files and look at the code as it is presented on the internet

johnebaker wrote on 3/30/2018, 1:01 PM

@john-asaro

There is an additional requirement to understanding the HTML code - you may find it to be not very informative because a lot of the functions of the website eg widgets, effects and document control are controlled by two additional factors ie CSS formatting and Javascript functions from the jQuery library.

To understand fully what is going on you need a good understanding of both these additional controlling elements that are used in the generated websites.

I would recommend using Notepad++ to view the website HTML files, CSS files ( .css ) and jQuery files ( .js ), it formats the code into a more readable colour coded format.

HTH

John EB

 

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doane wrote on 4/1/2018, 10:52 AM

Good point, John. Things have changed a lot. I learned some rudimentary HTML many years ago, but now it's completely different with all the self formatting features, etc. possible with Java, etc.