The main requirements are: All CSS, JS, and images are contained within the single HTML file No external file requests are made that require a web connection The HTML file is self-contained and can be opened locally on a computer What is the best way to concatenate/merge everything into a single HTML file for offline use?
I'm working on a small website project using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. So I followed the tutorial, but now that I have a .html file, a .css file and a .js file I don't know how to make them work together.
Often I need to refer to code written in HTML/JavaScript/CSS, but it is a very awkward construction to constantly refer to the descriptive trio of 'HTML/JavaScript/CSS' code. for example, Mozilla
I have a small local web-application of 2 HTML files, 6 CSS files and 11 JS files. Would the web-application still work if all of these files were (properly) copy-pasted in a single HTML file, e.g.
Tools to selectively Copy HTML+CSS+JS From A Specific Element of DOM [closed] Asked 14 years, 10 months ago Modified 5 years, 4 months ago Viewed 265k times
I tried to export my application into plain html format. But there is a problem. static contents like css, js, font, etc. files, have absolute address in exported html.
I'm completely new to Docker but for university purposes I needed to code a website (html, css, js) and eventually need to provide it as docker-compose configuration.
