After referring to "How to quickly reproduce blogs in CSDN", since I don't understand html and markdown related knowledge, I spent some time to figure out how to reproduce blogs. The following are the steps to reproduce CSDN blogs and some knowledge notes.
Reference blog original address: http://blog.csdn.net/bolu1234/article/details/51867099
Steps to reproduce the CSDN blog:
1. Right-click on the CSDN blog page, click [Check], and
click on the check, the HTML code appears on the right side of the page, as shown in the following figure
2. If you need to reprint the full text, click on the article_content under the html code, it will be automatically selected in the code box Article_content related code
3. Right-click the article_content code of the selected html, click [Copy], and then click [Copy outerHTML], and the html code of the blog content is copied
4. Create a new blog, paste the above html in the markdown editor Code.
! ! ! Note: It is the markdown editor. The default of the CSDN blog is the html editor, which is modified into the markdown editor in the blog settings. It is not possible to convert html code to the corresponding blog content in the html editor
Markdown and HTML related knowledge
Markdown
Markdown is a markup language in the form of plain text, with an emphasis on easy to read and write, beautiful layout, and a good tool for blogging. Its advantages are similar to word, but it is more concise and intuitive.
Markdown has many supported editors on windows, Linux and OS platforms
HTML：
Hypertext Markup Language (English: HyperText Markup Language, referred to as: HTML) is a standard markup language for creating web pages. HTML is a basic technology that is often used by many websites along with CSS and JavaScript to design user interfaces for pleasing web pages, web applications, and mobile applications [1]. The web browser can read the HTML file and render it into a visual web page. HTML describes the structural semantics of a website as the clues are presented, making it a markup language rather than a programming language. -- [Wikipedia]
HTML is actually similar to .txt text, except that HTML contains marked symbols;
There are generally two types of HTML tags: single tag <...> or double tag
HTML document structure is as follows:
After referring to "How to quickly reproduce blogs in CSDN", since I don't understand html and markdown related knowledge, I spent some time to figure out how to reproduce blogs. The following are the steps to reproduce CSDN blogs and some knowledge notes.
Reference blog original address: http://blog.csdn.net/bolu1234/article/details/51867099
After referring to "How to quickly reproduce blogs in CSDN", since I don't understand html and markdown related knowledge, I spent some time to figure out how to reproduce blogs. The following are the steps to reproduce CSDN blogs and some knowledge notes.
Reference blog original address: http://blog.csdn.net/bolu1234/article/details/51867099