CSS HTML Validator Support

toonr wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 11:30 am Link checker ran through without issue, and the reported bad links appears to be much more accurate now.
Thank you!

Great! I'm happy to hear that and you're very welcome. Thanks again for reporting this issue.

OK, hopefully the last fix.

If you download now you should get v21.0151 which fixes some potential issues when the link checker runs into location changes when checking links.

Hello, I now have an update for you to try. Please download the latest pro version here: https://www.htmlvalidator.com/download/registered.php You should get v21.0150 even though the download page currently says only v21.0100 is available. Please install it over your current v21.0100 version. If you...

Just another update on this, I'm still waiting to hear back from the developers who are better able to understand what's happening. I hope they will provide some assistance soon. I am also back from a family visit and will look more into this soon. It is still on my mind as the link checker should n...

Hello, For security reasons I don't think there is a way for an iframe to overflow its own content area. Do you have access to PHP? That's what I use to easily include common menus, headers, and footers on the pages at htmlvalidator.com. You can do this using the include(), include_once(), require()...

Hello, I wanted to give an update on this. First, I will have the program ignore common values for the "vocab" attribute (like http://schema.org/) so there won't be warnings in the link reports for these values. More importantly, I was able to reproduce an issue that I think is causing the...

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Thank you! I will investigate this in depth next week and get back to you.

Hi. I use the following in my IMG tags when sending code via email: moz-do-not-send="true" I have been unable to figure out how to add that to CSE so that it validates as right if done as above and wrong if there is an error in it. I hope that made sense. Thank you. Hello, Thank you for b...

Have you updated to 21.01 yet? CSS HTML Validator 2021/v21 (v21.01) has been released! This is a recommended FREE MINOR UPDATE for 2021/v21 users. Versions prior to 2021/v21 (which include 2020/v20, 2019/v19, and prior) may require an upgrade purchase to 2021/v21. Download 2021/v21.01 What's New in...

Is there a validator message that doesn't apply to you and that you don't want to see anymore? If so then there is a good chance that you can disable that message. https://www.htmlvalidator.com/png/screenshots/2018/messageID.png CSS HTML Validator is extremely configurable. Many validator messages c...

Hello, I'm sorry for the trouble. CSS HTML Validator doesn't do certificate checking so I don't think that's the issue but I would be interested in seeing the exact prompt that Fiddler is giving you. The web server might be reporting the links as bad to CSS HTML Validator for some reason. Can you re...

That works. Thank you very much. You're welcome! One more question. when I validate a html file with cmdlineprocessor.exe -e,(stdout),0,16 test.html I don't get any output in the console. But when I do cmdlineprocessor.exe -e,(stdout),0,16 test.html >test.log a test.log file is created with the val...

Thank you for reporting this and I'm sorry for the trouble. I believe I have found and fixed the problem for the next update. In the meantime, you can try editing the chvoptions.ini file and updating these two lines to the below: ValidatorEngineDLL-x64=csevalidatorV210-x64.dll ValidatorEngineDLLV210...

Unfortunately, finding unused CSS across multiple pages or an entire website is not easy. It's very possible and likely to remove "unused" CSS and then to discover that there's a page or script that was using it after all. However, CSS HTML Validator can help you find unused inline CSS cla...

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