@Pete-S said in Formatting text instructions into html?:

@stacksofplates said in Formatting text instructions into html?:

I prefer asciidoc to markdown. Asciidoc has actual standards for things. Antora will build a pretty nice site with your projects written in Asciidoc as well.

Ifyou just want a single page, Asciidoctor will build a site as well.

I had a look at asciidoc and it looks very nice, especially for larger documentation projects.

I have a couple projects in an Antora site. We had a ton more at work, but I can't show it on here. You can include multiple projects and have them appear at the bottom left, each with versions. We used it so that teams could create documentation for tools (or really whatever they wanted) and then that documentation could be scraped and included in the central site. I just have a few projects included in my site, but Antora makes that pretty easy.

Here's my very bad/basic example.

https://docs.hooks.technology

@WrCombs said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

@scottalanmiller said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

@WrCombs said in HTML5 and CSS adventures:

I believe that says " I've been learning HTML and HTML5 on free code camp"

It was the "coding adventures" bit.

I gotcha.
I corrected that after you're post.

It's a great discussion to have because as you look at coding, it'll be really important to understand which things you like and don't like and know which parts are programming and which are not.

For vector design, I use Inkscape. I've designed some logos for people with it and it works really well. I've only used Scribus a couple of times but it seemed fine when I used it.