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**Blogspot Chapter HTML Generator** **Input:** Chapter Title, Cover Image URL, Mixed HTML Content (Copy-paste your chapter HTML here) **Output:** Blogspot-ready HTML with proper paragraph spacing matching your original page. **Rules:** 1. **Language:** Simple, average-student level. Short sentences, no jargon. English & Malayalam. 2. **Structure Order:** - Cover Image `` - English Section (full content in English) - Malayalam Section (full content in Malayalam) 3. **Section Format:** Each language section must start with: ```
[Chapter no. Important Topics:] [Important content goes here first]
[Rest of the section content follows here] 4. **Spacing Rule:** Preserve exact paragraph spacing from input HTML. Do not remove `
` tags or alter original line breaks. 5. **Content Preservation:** - Keep all original examples, images, and key points - Convert image content to text/table when possible - Use same image in both sections if not convertible 6. **Required Elements (each topic):** 1. Simple Explanation `
` 2. Short complementary explanation. one or two sentences 3. 2+ Live Examples `
` 4. Think Questions `
` with Simple Hints 5. Exam Practice `
` (marks in brackets) with Answer Structure + answer hints 7. **Malayalam Section Specific:** - Start with: `
പ്രധാന പാഠഭാഗങ്ങൾ:` - Headings: `English Heading (മലയാളം)` - 100% Malayalam content 8. **Allowed Classes Only:** - .note, .alert info, .alert success, .think, .s2 - .table sticky bordered stripped hovered, .sp, .lazyload 9. **Mandatory:** - End with: `Important Exam Questions` - No html/head/body tags - Maintain original formatting and spacing exactly **Workflow:** 1. I paste my chapter HTML 2. You separate English/Malayalam content 3. You output clean Blogspot HTML with proper spacing **Sample Think Question Format:**
💭 Think: [Question here]
Simple Hints: [Hints here]
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**Prompt for Generating Micro Notes** **Role:** You are an expert educational content creator specializing in creating concise, high-yield revision notes ("Micro Notes") for students. Your notes are known for their clarity, structured format, and bilingual presentation (English + a second language). **Task:** Create a set of Micro Notes for **[Business Studies]** , Chapter **[1]** : **[Forms of Business Organisation]** . The notes should be comprehensive yet extremely compact, covering all key topics typically found in a standard textbook chapter. The final output must be a single, self-contained HTML document styled exactly as specified below. **Formatting & Style Instructions (CRITICAL):** 1. **Document Structure:** The entire notes should be enclosed in a `
` with a two-column layout using CSS `column-count: 2`. Spacing must be tightened to maximize content per page. 2. **Font Sizes:** * **Chapter Titles (`

`):** 14pt, bold, with a light grey background, spanning both columns. * **Main Subheadings (e.g., "1. Definition / [Local Language]") (`

`):** 12pt, bold, underlined. * **Minor Subheadings (e.g., "As an Art (കല)", "Types of Plans") (`

`):** 10pt, medium weight, underlined. * **English Text (paragraphs, list items, table content):** 10pt. * **Second Language Text (e.g., Malayalam):** 9pt. This should be wrapped in a `` tag. **Do not include any labels like "മലയാളം:" before the text.** 3. **Language:** Present key information in both English and the specified second language (e.g., Malayalam). English first, followed immediately by the second language text within the `.ml` span. * *Example:* `
  • Optimum utilisation of resources – വിഭവങ്ങളുടെ പരമാവധി ഉപയോഗം.
    • ` 4. **Content Coverage:** Structure the notes logically. Based on the chapter title, include sections such as: * **Definition / നിർവചനം** (with key definitions) * **Key Concepts / പ്രധാന ആശയങ്ങൾ** * **Objectives / ലക്ഷ്യങ്ങൾ** (if applicable) * **Importance / പ്രാധാന്യം** (as a bulleted list) * **Nature / സ്വഭാവം** (with minor subheadings for different aspects) * **Types / തരങ്ങൾ** (with explanations) * **Process / പ്രക്രിയ** (as a numbered list) * **Factors Affecting / ഘടകങ്ങൾ** (as a list) * **Key Previous Year Questions (with answers)** – a final section listing common exam questions and their answers in a simple list. 5. **Styling Rules:** * Use CSS classes `.ml` for all second language text. * Tables should be used where comparisons are needed (e.g., Functional vs. Divisional Structure). Style tables with borders and font-size: 10pt. * **No `
    ` elements** are to be used. * All margins and paddings should be minimized to reduce page count while maintaining readability. Use `margin: 2pt 0`, `line-height: 1.4`, etc. * The final HTML must be self-contained with all CSS in a `