pranav wrote:
Greetings All,
I have huge number of HTML files, all in english. I also have their
counterpart files in Spanish. The non english files have their look
and feel a little different than their english counterpart.
My task is to make sure that the English HTML files contain the
Spanish text, with retaining the English look and feel.
But then they will not be English files, but Spanish files.
The most obvious and stupid way is to open the English and Spanish
files in some HTML Editor. Look for the english text, see its
counterpart in spanish and then replace it. (I don't know spanish, but
as i said the look and feel is only little different, so i can easily
guess which text is what + google translate).
So it seems to me that your task is to convert the look and feel of the
Spanish files to match the look and feel of the English files (which
someone prefers). So you could think of the problem as changing the
markup in the Spanish files rather than as changing the text in the
English files. If there is a consistent style in both sets, then you
should be able to formulate a set of rules to convert the Spanish files.
If the English files are each idiosyncratic, then I do not envy you.
[Comment: stylesheets (or templates) make it a LOT easier to quickly
change the style of multiple files.]
tjr
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