Well the images thats the URL thing I was talking about. Thats fixable. The button in Hype also works with JS and that why it’s not working. You have to enter that link in the Hype file as a regular link instead of using the button handler of the side panel.
This is with some basic formatting and no underline
var h=document.querySelector('head').outerHTML; var HRGX = /<script\b[^<]*(?:(?!<\/script>)<[^<]*)*<\/script>|<div>|<\/div>|\ \;/gi; while (HRGX.test(h)) { h = h.replace(HRGX, '');}; var b=document.querySelector('body').outerHTML; var SRGX = /<script\b[^<]*(?:(?!<\/script>)<[^<]*)*<\/script>/gi; while (SRGX.test(b)) { b = b.replace(SRGX, '');}; var FRGX = new RegExp(location.href.replace(/[^/]*$/, ''),"g"); while (FRGX.test(b)) { b = b.replace(FRGX, '');}; copy(h+b);
One more thing (I think this is off topic, sorry about that): I want to upload the html to mail chimp but it is not displayed properly. I think (but not sure) this is because there is not a css file. How can I create it?
Not totally off-topic . We have to run the output through the WC3 validation and see what the issue might be. Also the CSS is inline so it shouldn’t be the problem. I’ll look into it later. Another thing (mailchimp specific) might be that the resources are in a nested folder.
I updated Hype CodeSnapshot Enabler … add the symbol to your stage and use it with Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S
It will prompts you some questions and I’d suggest you delete the resource path from the prompt. This way it generates a file that references all files in the same folder. Maybe that helps.