List the content of a Folder in HTML format with DirHTML
DirHTML is a free portable program that creates a list of the content in a folder and saves it as an HTML page.
You can choose what type of files to include, which folders to exclude, the sorting of the output, the format of the output (XHTML 1.0, HTML 4.01, etc.), file date, file size, and lots more. You can also choose to save all these settings as a batch file so you can run it later in one click.
The HTML file output is pretty old school, but we’re not complaining. It does what it’s supposed to do. Check out the screenshot below.
Download DirHTML v4.84 (can be run in Wine under Linux)
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May 25th, 2009 at 12:23 am
Regarding the comment about “old school” html output, it should be noted that dirhtml contains a script language which can style any and all html elements. Granted, most of the scripts included with the program are rather pedestrian.
Loading up generated files in the Web Developer or Firebug addons and editing the css code can prove interesting.