- From: Gregg Stephan <gstephan@netcom.netcom.com>
- Date: Sat, 8 Apr 95 22:55:32 EDT
- To: tzoq@csd.uwo.ca, "Multiple recipients of list" <www-html@www10.w3.org>
<some great ideas snipped> > There is one feature I could really use: A user-definable menu of HTML to > be inserted into documents. > > For example, my WWW Guide to the Residents consists of about 150 HTML pages, > 200 GIFs, and 15 icons. It would be very handy if, when I want to create a > link to the lyrics for a song (which shows up on the pages by a lyrics icon > next to the song name), instead of having to type... > > <A HREF="../lyrics/constantinople.html"><IMG SRC="../icons/lyrics.gif" > ALT="[Lyrics]"></A> > > ...I could just go up to a menu and select "Lyrics Icon", then type > "constantinople" at a prompt. I've been using WebWeaver 2.5 (formerly HTML SuperText) for the Mac and it has a "create custom tags" option that allows me to add new tags or tags with info (its basically a macro). IMO, This should be in all HTML editors. Find it at http://www.potsdam.edu/ -or- ftp://ftp.potsdam.edu/pub/ or via email from Robert.Best@potsdam.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gregg stephan gstephan@netcom.com travel media corp, boston, ma fax: 617.242.4524 <a href="ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/gs/gstephan/A-START.html">nebula.webspace</a>
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