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Posted by Bob on 04/22/06 18:22
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
> Hywel Jenkins wrote:
>> Bob wrote:
>>> What I am interested in is not a WYSIWYG application but something
>>> like the old Hot Dog Pro (I think). Sometimes I have mistakes in my
>>> HTML like a tag opened and not closed or a tag closed with no opening
>>> tag, or a tag that is written slightly incorrectly (one character
>>> missing or in the wrong place). I would like to be able to run my
>>> HTML through the application and have the program fix tag typos for
>>> me. Are there any programs like that out there. Notepad++ don't cut
>>> it, cuz it does not find errors for me.
>>
>> http://validator.w3.org/
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> You could also use a text editor with syntax highlighting which can help
> you quickly identify typos, I personally like freeware Crimson Editor
> http://www.nullsoft.com but there are many out there
Right, but it doesn't point them out for you. You still have to trudge
through the code, right?
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