Al wrote:
Michael A. Peters wrote:
Al wrote:
I also use the "HTML Validator" extension. Leave it active and as
you develop and test your resultant html code, it'll check your pages
on the fly. When you see the red circle, with a cross, click the
circle and get an error report in detail.
Hey wow - that's nifty.
I've got some pages that require login to access, so validate by URL
doesn't work, I have to cut and paste the source.
That extension makes validating those pages a lot easier :)
Also W3C validate. I've found both miss things the other one finds.
E.g., FF HTML validate catches irregular <fieldset> tags that the W3C
validator doesn't. HTML validate reports warnings for arbitrary, but
legit, CSS selectors e.g.,
<div status="good">.
I'm using the SGML parser since my site sends xhtml to firefox - it
looks like the SGML parser is same code base as W3C.
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