Where can I download the web version of the help documentation? _html/css_WEB-ITnose

There is a w3school help document developed under Windows. The format is chm. However, the author is doing web development under Linux and cannot open the chm document. To view the help document, you can only go to the website: http://www.w3school .com.cn, the author just wanted to ask, is there a web version of the help document? You don’t have to go online to view it every time, just open it locally!

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You can try to find a tool that converts chm to html and you can open it directly

You can try to find a tool that converts chm to html and you can open it directly.

Well, doesn’t the layer master have a web version of the help document? Not an online website, but a local html web page!

There is software to open chm on linux.

Actually, I think, for html, the author can just grab and package it himself. . .

Actually, I think, as for html, the author can just grab and package it himself. . .

Catch a bag? What's the meaning?
Network packet capture? wireshark?

Actually, I think, as for html, the author can just grab and package it himself. . .

Catch a bag? What's the meaning?
Network packet capture? wireshark?
I don’t know if wireshark works. There is a tool for capturing website packets. The captured website is directly a project package. If there is no background control, it can be run directly. Demo stuff. . .

There is chm software under linux,
Please refer to this:
http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/c1a3101eb308dade656deb82.html