Htp was intended as a HTML pre-processor. It is able to preprocess HTML, XHTML, XML and CSS files (htp could process any text based files). Its purpose is to assist you to maintain a consistent look over an entire set of web pages. This is done by allowing you to define your own tags as abbreviations for sets of standard HTML tags.
Htp was intended as a HTML pre-processor. It is able to preprocess HTML, XHTML, XML and CSS files (htp could process any text based files). Its purpose is to assist you to maintain a consistent look over an entire set of web pages. This is done by allowing you to define your own tags as abbreviations for sets of standard HTML tags.
To install htp, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install htp
To see what files were installed by htp, run:
port contents htp
To later upgrade htp, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade htp
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