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The King of Kwangju



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PostPosted: Mon Mar 21, 2005 10:51 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

thorin wrote:
If you know a perfect way to validate code, why don't you let us know? I'd argue w3c is worth the 2 seconds it takes.

The problem with the w3c validator is that is validates against its own standard. This is a standard that most browsers have not adopted, and may never adopt. Something can validate in the w3c validator and not display properly in any browser. Something may look great in any browser and yet be invalid. The Google homepage is one of many examples of this.

This is why its probably best not to get too hung up on it.

Personally, I use HTMLTidy, which is free. The CSE html validator is not free, but is hardcore.
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