Tips for using iPublish

iNotePad is not an HTML editor, so don't expect too much from the iPublish feature!

On Mac OS X 10.4+, iPublish uses Mac OS X WebKit to convert your RTF data to HTML data.

Here are some tips for making the most out of iPublish:

When iPublishing a note, iNotePad will try to keep attributes such as style (bold, italic, ...), size (small, normal, large, ...) intact.
On Mac OS X 10.4, iNotePad uses inline CSS to set the attributes. If your template defines its own CSS, iNotePad will use it instead.
Carriage returns are converted to line break tags ( ).
Embedded images are supported only on Mac OS X 10.4+
Links (Mac OS X 10.3 and later) which have been entered in the body of a note, will be iPublished as active HTML links.
To build the Web page, iNotePad uses HTML templates. You may modify the default template, or add your own. Read here about how to build your own templates.

Raw html code

In a note, you may include raw html code, published as is without any conversion, by enclosing it between the tags <html> </html>.
You may also publish an entire note as raw html: enclose the full note between the tags <html> </html>. The tag <html> must be the first characters of the notes.
In both cases, the tags <html></html> themselves won't be published.

Some styled text <html>½</html> some styled text

will be published as

Some styled text ½ some styled text

<html>Here's a list:
 <ul><li>an item</li>
 <li>another item</li>
 </ul>
</html>

will be published as

Here's a list:
 <ul><li>an item</li>
 <li>another item</li>
 </ul>