I have a web page with table alignment issue. it has css files and javascript.
How do I share my HTML page and css in easiest way so that other developer can open the web page in their browser to spot the issue?
If the page is online somewhere, then you can simply post a link to it.
If not, then you can either recreate the issue in CodePen, JS Fiddle or a siimilar site, or post the code here.
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I may not be able to recreate the issue… because I’m not sure which code is responsible to damage the alignment.
web page has many CSS / Javascript/image files in it.
Should I do “Save Web page” from browser ?
Should I copy all image files/javascript files ?
These are difficult stuff since my web page is quite big.
What is other alternatives ? How do I post my code so that other developer can open it in their browser and will be able to spot the issue.
Surely the image and JS files are not relevant to the table alignment issue? Just create a simple page with the necessary HTML and CSS.
Alternatively, you need to find somewhere you can post the page on-line so that others can view it. Don’t you have some kind of development environment you can link to?
No. I dont have on-line environment. I can zip file and attach.
its not just table . unless I share the entire page with css and images …you won’t be able to replicate the issue.
Is there any way I can Save the page in Disk and open the static page in browser to see the issue replicated first in my system ? then I’d zip the file/files and attach… any tool can help on this ?
Your browser should offer you the ability to save the page it’s pointed at.There’s usually a “Save Page As” option in the menu somewhere - they maintain a folder structure that allows the page to be viewed fully off line. If it’s on the large side (it includes images etc.), dare I suggest WinZip to compress it down a little? The zip file can then be uploaded here.
Sorry - I’m not sure what you mean by that. Your browser should have a “save page as…” option.
While you can upload the files as a zip file, you may find other members are - understandably - reluctant to download the files to their own systems. This is really not a very satisfactory way to share files for debugging - especially if they are large, as you say is the case here.
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Topic moved to Community, as it has more to do with forum functions than with HTML.
Does “save page as…” preserves the links of other files ( css/js/images ) and download the cascaded files from other folders ?
It should do, but the only way to know for sure is to try it and see.
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Can I suggest at this point, that you try it, and see what the results are for yourself? In summary though, depending on which “Save As” option you select, you’ll get a complete page, including all the necessary files in one folder.
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I’m using IE 11… I don’t see “Save As” there.
Try Ctrl + s
Or it’s under the little gear icon ( 
) in the top right-hand corner, or under the File menu.
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Do you have another browser you could try?
I saved… only HTML is getting saved .
No CSS/ Images folders are saved.
No other browser…only IE11
In Firefox, there is an options box when you save a Web page which gives you the choice of saving just the HTML, or the complete page, or a text file. I imagine IE 11 has a similar option. (I don’t have a copy handy to check just now.)
Did you try @chrisofarabia’s suggestion?
I am doing CTRL+S.
I don’t see any option there to maintain a folder structure after download that allows the page to be viewed fully off line.
Which option did you select?
If you use “Webpage, complete”, you should get the HTML file, and a similarly named folder containing all of the resources the page uses - CSS, JS, images etc.
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