Standalone HTML article/page

[lebisol]

Is it possibile?
In other words being able to process article that does not load with JavaScript,CSS, blocks from TP...sort of a 'html code show&tell page'.
Or from SMF perspective 'open code' in new window and process.

I can see how it can be security risk as this page/article will load anything but it would beat the alternative of "save as.html" and then having to FTP this static page...managing FTP accounts and user based folders...
ideas?
many thanks!

[IchBin]

Sorry, but I don't see what you're asking about. TP doesn't have anything to do with what you're asking. The articles are loaded into the template files just like everything else. I don't see what you're trying to achieve by doing something like this. Could you elaborate more? The types of questions you seem to be asking I would suggest you just take TP and modify it to do what you need.

[lebisol]

Hi IchBin,
Well, I don't have a problem of modding it or even getting this done to my needs....but it is the 'users' that may have.
Goal is to have a CSS article eg. "how to create a css decorations on links links"
pasting the css code in article would certainly be enough but now I would also like to show a 'demo page' of this css code in action.
Obviously  I can't show "a.hover,active,<head><body><script>...." in the article itself as it will inherit or interfear with template used in TP.

I guess I should have formed the question as 'Is there a file manager' that goes along with editor so I can upload my 'page.html' and then provide link to this page in article -without giving users (article authors) an FTP account?


Original question....I think that you answered it by:

articles are loaded into the template files

Thanks!
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_{hm...I think I have too many questions/wishes/ideas and perhaps it is time to say forget users, I am building it for me.}
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[bloc]

Actually..in TP 1.0 you can specify a article to render without any blocks or html or css from the theme. A blank page, which the article itself provides everything from body tag to stylesheet. Only SMF copyright nees to remain as a small line underneath.

Would that be what you looking for?

[lebisol]

Yes yes
Thanks Block, that is exactly what I was hoping for!
Yet another reason to look forward to 1.x
Thanks!