SRD in HTML?

[Nifft]

Any one have a conversion of the RTF SRD into an HTML site, like the old "Gentleman's Agreement" stuff on opengamingfoundation.org? I really miss the ability to do "research" from work...

-- Nifft

 

[barsoomcore]

Dunno of any such site, but surely it would be perfectly legal to do so... I think? Yes?

 

[Tiefling]

As long as you put the OGL on the page and complied with it, I believe you could reprint the entire SRD.

 

[Datt]

Yeah does anyone know why the opengamingfoundation.org website removed all of it's html stuff and replaced it with rtf stuff?

 

[Nail]

Yeah does anyone know why the opengamingfoundation.org website removed all of it's html stuff and replaced it with rtf stuff?

They did?


(....checks....)

Awww, man! What's up with that?

 

[hong]

The Bombshellstudios website has the SRD in HTML and Windows .chm format. It's not quite complete yet, though; still missing the monsters and magic items.

http://www.bombshellstudios.com/d20/d20srd/index.htm

 

[Greybar]

re: OpenGamingFoundatation
Probably just because it's easier to copy from the official listings. The HTML they had was the older versions (i.e. now obsolete) I believe.

I agree that the HTML sure is handy, use it all the time.

John

 

[Staffan]

I was thinking about going over the SRD, turn it into HTML, and make it cross-linked all over the place (so that if, for example, there's a reference to the flaming sphere spell somewhere in the text, that would link to SRDSpellsF.html#flamingsphere (or something like that).

Then I realized that doing so would take a metric buttload of work, and that it would be foolish to do so since the SRD will be outdated in a few months anyway. I might do it for the 3.5 SRD though.

 

[Lazybones]

I saved it onto my hard drive in HTML, and use it constantly. Much easier than RTF.

 

[Ranger REG]

Ryan S Dancey, ex-Wizards employee and webmaster of the Open Gaming Foundation web site, is going to post the HTML version of the Released SRD, as soon as he finds time from his busy schedule.