Support for HTML's with BASE64 coded pictures

December 19, 2015

Hello

I have a Office Suite which can create HTML's with BASE64 coded pictures. This means the pics are in the file itself and not in a separate folder.

In this case it would be possible to add HTML's with pics to User Notes and User Tools without adding the pics after. This would help to save time by creating Tools for Accordance.

This would save time for the OakTree module developers too.

Greetings

Fabian

December 20, 2015

Hi Fabian,

I was thinking the same thing a couple of weeks ago when working on a user tool. Base 64 encoding is a method that I use on web pages. It would be a cool feature to have in user tools and notes.

Regards,

Michael

January 3, 2016

I get right now an e-mail from the developer of Jutoh.com and he wrote me, that in the next release his software will also be able to convert ePub to Html with base64.

This would be really very cool if we can then now convert ePub's with inline images to html's and the straight import it as User Tool, the convert as Imported Tool° with images without extra steps.

Greetings

Fabian

January 3, 2016

Hello Fabian,

I would actually like to see Accordance embrace the ePub standard format with the addition of internal resource linking and then wrangling some of the still-existing bugs in the normal User Tools editor. As well, it would be nice to perhaps go as far as to add TOC, tables, headers, footnotes, and endnotes to the existing User Tool abilities -- or possibly enable full HTML5.

There are other things that I'd like to see in Accordance that I can use in the BW offering. The morphological coloring and making my own morphology choices immediately come to mind, as well as the user lexicon.

Base64 encoding is an interesting prospect. What Office suite are you using that has this functionality?

At bare minimum, I'd like to see the existing User Tool internal editor either given superpowers or thrown in the ditch. It's glitchy to deal with and frustrating when you want to add something to Accordance and you have to appeal to this aspect of the software to either behave or get very imaginative in workarounds. It's like a boil on the hind parts of a very good software program.

Regards,

Michael

Maybe the User Tools could also be formatted to follow the SBL Manual of Style. ?

Edited January 3, 2016 by Michael Miles

January 3, 2016

Hello Michael

A german Office Suite for Authors called Papyrus.

It will come in english too.

Greetings

Fabian

January 3, 2016

Hello Michael

A german Office Suite for Authors called Papyrus.

It will come in english too.

Greetings

Fabian

That looks to be an interesting piece of software.

January 3, 2016

Yes that say you all:

If you had to much words in a phrase, twice the same Word in a paragraph, how difficult it is to read, etc... etc...

Or

Add a database with persons in the Story which are then related in the text. Same with the Timeline... Mind mapping which are combined with the Story and the persons.

Ghost text if you are not sure to print this. Visual for direct speech. etc. Direct show like Power Point (like Word use as PP).

All features to publish as Print Book (Norm Sites), E-Book, Wordpress, Pdf's with active TOC and links (not found in Word for Mac, (Libre Office?))

To much to tell here

Greetings

Fabian

January 4, 2016

Hello Fabian,

I would actually like to see Accordance embrace the ePub standard format with the addition of internal resource linking and then wrangling some of the still-existing bugs in the normal User Tools editor. As well, it would be nice to perhaps go as far as to add TOC, tables, headers, footnotes, and endnotes to the existing User Tool abilities -- or possibly enable full HTML5.

There are other things that I'd like to see in Accordance that I can use in the BW offering. The morphological coloring and making my own morphology choices immediately come to mind, as well as the user lexicon.

Base64 encoding is an interesting prospect. What Office suite are you using that has this functionality?

At bare minimum, I'd like to see the existing User Tool internal editor either given superpowers or thrown in the ditch. It's glitchy to deal with and frustrating when you want to add something to Accordance and you have to appeal to this aspect of the software to either behave or get very imaginative in workarounds. It's like a boil on the hind parts of a very good software program.

Regards,

Michael

Maybe the User Tools could also be formatted to follow the SBL Manual of Style. ?

+1

March 29, 2016

+1 Thats a good idea and makes sense.
Greetings H.Kuhn

May 9, 2016

Hopefully this comes in 11.2

Greetings

Fabian

July 20, 2016

Just vote again for User Tools with inline html images, this would make the import of html's with images much easier. At the moment to add a html with images, we have then later to add all the image piece by piece. Many thanks for the possibility but, thats VERY UGLY. Really not cutting edge. As html with Base64 encoded images the import of images comes with the import of the html.

See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8499633/how-to-display-base64-images-in-html

Greetings

Fabian

July 20, 2016

I just give a try to the LibreOffice Vanilla 5.1.4.3 from the AppStore.

I create a new document, add some text and an image. Save it as html.

Then I've checked if the image is in the file or has LO create a folder with the image.

What I see is that the html is with an inline image (Base64).

So please OakTree.... I maybe others too wait for that feature.

The code looks like this.

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">

<html>

<head>

@page { margin: 2cm }

p { margin-bottom: 0.25cm; line-height: 120% }

</style>

</head>

<p style="margin-bottom: 0cm; line-height: 100%">Lwfjlsjlfsjalkjsn</p>

</p>

<br/>

</p>

</body>

</html>

December 7, 2016

+1. I have only imported a handful of HTML files as a user tool, but will be much more inclined to leverage this functionality if adding image embedding via Base64 coding is enabled.

February 2, 2019

+1

Support for HTML's with BASE64 coded pictures

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