There is a need for a web page that can be updated simply. A page could have a few updateable fixed blocks and possibly a block where a simple "markdown" can be used.
This page is a sampler for some ideas. Use <div id="id1"> and JavaScript to wrap text in HTML for better display
Have a list of file names and wrap tags
Experiment with updateable blocks of text.
monospaced text:block2
The source markdown is displayed using a monospace font, as this is a demo experiment. It would normally be blanked. My guestbook idea is being used for amendments and updates. The function showMarkdown( div_ip, div_op ) is used to read the markdown and render it to HTML.
example Markdown = Title == Subtitile text fixedtext * list If the line starts with HTTP its a link. fixed text http://www.dougrice.plus.com/gbbook/calendar/bookingDemo.htm http://www.dougrice.plus.com/images/imgWiki_AC1060.jpg imgWiki_AC1070.jpg == table using csv ,item,status,severity,title,comment ,1,2,3,4,5 ,a,b,c,d,e == table using tabs - after copy and paste from excel ,item,status,severity,title,comment ,1 2 3 4 5 ,a b c d e
I have a table on a static web page. It is a tables of fees. Once a Year it needs updating.
== yacht usage fees |day |evening |day and evening |weekend day |weekend evening |weekend day & evening |weekend standard : £77.40 £77.40 £131.70 £77.40 £77.40 £131.70 £263.40 family : £77.40 £77.40 £131.70 £77.40 £77.40 £131.70 £263.40 training : £26.10 £26.10 £44.40 £38.70 £26.10 £57.60 £108.60 social : £16.20 £16.20 £26.90 £24.00 £16.20 £34.40 £65.40
I can edit the web page, but the table tags complicate things. So could I use the £ to split the lines and join back with Table Tags? Encoding the £ symbol is not the same in UTF-8 and ISO-LATIN 8859-1
The coding for £ £ in UTF-8 is 0xC2 0xA3 or 194 163  £ The coding for £ £ in ISO-LATIN-8859-1 is 0xA3 or 163 £ So if UTF-8 encoded £ is displayed by a ISO-LATIN-8859-1 viewer you see  £
A markdown using text between div tags rendered using function showMarkdown( div_ip, div_op )
== title = title text monospaced * bullet lets try rendering tables as in the FEEs page which has tables with £20 in a cell. a | b | c prices £10 £20 £30 £40 ,A B C D ,table ,table ,table ,table render table if not , at the start or contains | or £pound;