There are several tools in this forum to convert HTML into .mdx dictionaries and vice versa. The most difficult task is to edit the “source text” via a programming language to insert tables into the dictionary.
Currently, the verb conjugations and the noun “declensions” are not readable.
You are so enthusiastic about this dictionary that I decide to continue to refine it. Just wait for some time. It might need great effort.
If you want the original html, try mdxexport or mdict-utils to unpack the mdx.
I’m curious what fonts are more popular and attractive for use in German? And what font is used on the Duden website? The dictionary I made haphazardly uses Apple’s default font SF PRO, which is similar to Helvetica.
I’m a computer novice and I did my best to create this poor CSS style, hoping everyone will like it. I didn’t come up with a good way to turn declensions into a table, as it’s too complicated and my poor Python skills can’t support me to continue. Still, on the bright side, I’ve indexed all declensions and idioms, though roughly.
It is quite motivating to see so enthusiastic members in the forum! I really appreciate all your hard work and willingness to help others…! This is a great community!
You did a perfect job considering the difficulties of the task!
@hua I propose to add our friend @amob as Admin in the forum. Such passion among contributors is worth gold!
Dear @amob , you are a real hero! I did notice those small problems on DictTango but I was uncapable of “complaining”. The .css style was really good and now is even better.
I am deeply grateful for your kind work.
@Wankata and me contribute in the forum maintaining a “small” collection of dictionaries:
I hope you could also benefit from our little contribution in this forum! I am a medical doctor and currently I am struggling to recognize my degree in Germany. Therefore, I cannot spend months learning Python, HTML and .css right now but this community is so great, that we help each other with our strengths.
Thanks again for your great patience and work @amob
If you ever visit Germany, please let me know to invite you a dinner !