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I like to save local copies of useful text-heavy pages from the web so I can practice improving their appearance by modifying the markup to include CSS. I've noticed that some text on the pages is often delimited by ` and '. Is there a good reason for this? I'd like to do my modifications automatically with a script if I thought these quotes were there for a good reason. Is it, for example, a byproduct of a particular authoring tool? I have tried to search for this, but search engines treat it like empty or incomplete strings and don't give meaningful results. A single quote example (` ') can

Raw Markup Rendered Markup How do I change the word Example in the "Rendered Markup" to anything I would like? Custom callouts You can make use of a Custom Callout /*: # Hello, playground! The print() function in Swift * callout(Custom Title): print("Hello, playground!") */ Rendered as (using Dusk theme) Additional pre-defined callouts If you don't fancy the color of the Custom Callout, there are a few other callouts (in addition to Example) available for use in a playground /*: # Hello, playground! The print() function in Swift * Example: print("Hello, playground!") * Experiment: print("Hello

Leaving aside the question of whether you should serve single or multiple stylesheets, assuming you're sending just one, what do you think of this as a basic structure? /* Structure */ Any template layout stuff should be put into here, so header, footer, body etc. /* Structure End */ /* Common Components*/ Repeated elements, such as signup forms, lists, etc. /* Common Components End*/ /* Specific Page 1 */ Some pages might have specific styles, that would go here. /* Specific Page 1 End */ /* Specific Page 2 */ As above /* Specific Page 2 End */ /* Specific Page etc */ And so on. /* Specific

The parameters of a block in Swift shows up with a table for parameters of the block if you add markup for documentation but I can not figure out how to fill out this table. I have searched for it in the Xcode markup reference formatting but I couldn't find anything on it. Example: /** Foo - parameter completion: A block to execute */ func foo(completion: (Bool) -> Void) { // do something } This is what shows up if I option + click in Xcode on the function above to view documentation: Apple's APIs show the completion block parameter table filled out. This is an example of a CloudKit API

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Other than submit individual web pages for verification on the W3C site, are there any standalone tools that will do this job. Ideally this would be a visual studio plugin that could catch errors at design time but one that would just take a wep application url running locally would be good. Open source suggestions would be preferable The W3C Markup Validator is an open source tool, which you can download and use it

For most web pages that have a username and password dialog, browsers will prompt the user if they want to save the credentials for that form: However, for this login page , it doesn't. I can't find any good data on how IE makes the decision whether to present this dialog. How to get IE to show that prompt - assuming no user settings trump it? My guess is that since the page is in HTTPS mode IE is not allowing autocomplete to execute because the page has indicated that HTTP caching should not be allowed. Or the form is being submitted with Javascript. See this article for more details. http:/