HTML is a markup language that defines the structure and content of web pages. It is the foundation of any website, but sometimes you may want to extend its syntax and functionality to create more ...

How HTML works HTML is a text file containing specific syntax, file and naming conventions that show the computer and the web server that it is in HTML and should be read as such. By applying these ...

Nano Syntax Highlighting in HTML. Nano is just one of the command-line text editors available in Linux. Like any plain-text editor, you can use it to create and edit the HTML files for your ...

Essentially, we get a more granular HTML syntax, which can just load segments instead of whole pages, and can submit Ajax requests. This is an interesting example of the DRY principle in action.

Developer Loris Cro reckons his LSP language server for HTML is a world first, and that the absence of such tools up to now has had grave consequences for the web. That means live on-the-fly ...

Live HTML checking isn't unique – his blog post notes that Jetbrains' WebStorm can do it, for instance – but doing it in FOSS in a cross-editor compatible way is. In a distant and better-forgotten era ...