[ SECRET POST #2937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2937 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Word for me insists on putting the wrong version of apostrophes into HTML and breaking all my links and cuts. Not sure how to change that, so I have to add the apostrophes in DW/LJ/AO3 when posting, then copy paste them back to Word. Tedious and easy to forget.

I prefer to manually do the HTML formatting anyway. Rich text option in LJ is very cranky and usually not worth the trouble.

[lb_lee]

OH GOD I FUCKING HATE THAT.

Yeah, what I generally do is, I work in Word97, formatting as I prefer. I then search/replace all the indents to make line breaks, then copy-paste the whole thing into the LJ HTML thing. I then use 'Find' to manually put in all the formatting. (Italics, mostly. Centering ellipses tends to cause breakage in crossposting and fuck it.)

Thankfully, popping it in plain text doesn't seem to wreck the apostrophes. And now I have Notepad++ to do all my website HTML coding, so I haven't had that problem so much anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

I HTML as I write these days. I don't use a lot of fancy formatting, mostly just italics and scene breaks, so it's still pretty easy to read and edit my work. Going back to change all the formatting later to HTML sounds like a way to drive me insane.

[lb_lee]

Enh, it's a case of old habits dying hard. I also make print versions of my stories sometimes, so HTMLing as I write would mean the story would print with HTML tags in it.

Sometimes, you just can't win.

[(Anonymous)]

I usually code html in Notepad.

[othellia]

This. Well, actually I use textwranger (windows equivalent would be notepad++). It's literally MADE for html and other programming language coding.