HK Plugins
Plugins
Mark — Sun, 02/25/2007 - 17:15
Here you'll find information on the plugins I've made for HTML-Kit. I've learned a lot recently about authoring plugins. Soon I hope to get some things posted about hkscript, regex, and other neat stuff.
OVER 24,000 total downloads for all plugins I've created as of September 2006. Thanks to all the users out there for your continued support and feedback.
mcHybridList
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 23:33

Some browsers do not display lists properly. This plugin will reformat the lists in the selected text to be more cross browser friendly.
mcWrapAtColumn
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 23:25

This plugin removes extra whitespace (blank characters) between words and wraps lines of selected text at the column specified in Preferences (the default is column 80).
Additionally, in Preferences you can choose to
mcCapLet
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 23:18

The CapLet in mcCapLet stands for Capitalize Letters. mcCapLet has several options for changing letters to upper or lower case on selected text. As of version 1.0 mcCapLet resides on the Tools actionbar instead of Beta. Some of the new features are:
mcComIt
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 23:10
mcComIt is located on the Documents action bar. By default mcComIt will insert html comment tags several different ways depending on whether text has been selected and if the user enters a comment or not.
mcHeaderP
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 23:02

This plugin will take blocks of selected text and wrap them with either header tags or paragraph tags.
mcMakeList
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 22:57

This plugin will take lines of selected text and make them into a <ul></ul> or <ol></ol> list.
Here is an example of mcMakeList output:
mcPWrap
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 22:44

This plugin will wrap multiple html <p> tags around selected lines of text as long as there is at least one blank line separating the lines.
It will turn this:
mcMultiTag
Mark — Sat, 12/24/2005 - 19:29

This plugin can wrap multiple html tags around selected lines of text based on the number of blank lines between them as defined in the Preferences, as well as include ID and Class values.
Here's screenshot showing an example of mcMultiTag output.
