Re: [us-marketing] well that did not work . .

On 03/05/2011 02:53 PM, drew wrote:
> On Sat, 2011-03-05 at 14:06 -0500, webmaster for Kracked Press
> Productions wrote:
> > Well, I decided to take the pages for the NA project and run them
> > through Writer for the spell checking.  When I did the editing of one of
> > the files, base.html to be exact, and saved it as base-edit.html, ALL of
> > the nice CSS formatting went away.
> >
> > So Writer did some "under the hood" changes to the file that messed with
> > the CSS information.
> >
> > So I just used the edited text in a cut/paste action to the original
> > file within Kompozer.  I wish Kompozer would have a working spelling and
> > grammar checking system for Ubuntu.
> Well - no Grammar checker of course, but spell check works just using
> gedit under Ubuntu.
>
> Besides wouldn't grammar checkers almost always fail for a web page, as
> opposed to writing a text document in a web browser...*smile*.
>
> As for why not Komposer, maybe it is tht K vs G thang, I have no idea,
> your right though straight out of the box it doesn't want to work here.
The Kompozer underline misspelled words option check box will not stay 
checked anymore.  So I was thing that I could use Writer editing the 
text for the mostly text pages.

Myself, I use Writer to write my text and then copy/paste it into my web 
pages.  What I wonder is why Writer changed the "stuff" where the edited 
page finds the CSS formating information.  It is a shame that 
LibreOffice's page work cannot be dome by LibreOffice, at this point.

Well, looks like I will have to go to a text editor to check the pages 
for spelling and grammar errors from the German to English translation.  
I am glad that the people who will be taking the English pages and make 
the into the other languages can do this without having to deal with 
translation software.  I know only English, so I do not have their 
abilities.


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