CSS HTML Validator Support

Like legislating good taste. I don't think there is anything in the standards that would prevent this absurdity.

I don't see that the validator could find/catch/warn all examples of bad style. That would be a rabbit hole that could bloat the validator to something asymptotic to Windows. My 2¢

agree. FireFox is my default also. Have one application that I must use Chrome. Security is always an issue.

god I love the English language! That of course was what I was trying to say. I was just noting that when you make a change, the tab is updated to show that the file has not been saved. At the same time there has been a change sense the last validation. As Churchill or Shaw said, "Two countries sepa...

When you validate a file, and it is good, the tab turns green. When you make more changes, the status does not change, even if you save it. This gives the impression all is well. I just noticed that if if validate a good file, insert an error, and save the tab remains green. If I then reload the fil...

Right, and of course I do that to assure the HTML I generate is valid. The issue of course is that each screen would need to be run several times to account for each state, that would included different help links, and then extract the desired links from the largely redundant list of links. At this ...

The bad news is that now that everything works, I find out that the results don't provide what I wanted. Now I see that the link checking does not "see" the link in echo "<a href='./doc/Functions.html#DELETE' target='_blank'>DELETE a $value</a>"; I could of course rewrite the line to see the link an...

"which should fix this crash bug."
Which it did.

Thanks Albert

Files on the way. Thanks Albert.

I can not figure out why this error. What I a trying to do is get a list(s) of all the link used in the scripts. One primary objective is to find all the links to the new toy HelpnDoc which are in the /doc/ sub-directory. Wizard crashes when it gets to the check_cost.inc file (which has no links). I...

Thanks exactly what I was looking for.

Now to optimize my totally unplanned/undesigned CSS file

Version 18.04 Pro I have been playing with a new toy HelpnDoc and wanted to use the Batch Wizard to check the references from my SW files to the help topics. After fixing identified link errors, I realized that some of the links were to old, no longer valid help files. I deleted the help directory a...

Thank you Albert

<fieldset style='border: 1px solid black; width: 975px; height: 250px;'> <legend>Description</legend> <p> <label for='tag'>Tag ID:</label> <input type='text' id='tag' name='tag' size='4' maxlength='4' value= '<?php if ($old){echo "123";} ?>'> </p> </fieldset> When I validate this fragment, I get er...

MikeGale wrote: ↑Thu May 17, 2018 4:22 am Am I being too harsh?

I think not. There are excepting of course, but generally anyone I would not want to read my site won't follow any rules or look for them. More likely "not" is a come on.

Yep totally random. I was spending too much time developing with CSS to see the overall trend.

Bad sample set; bad results. Oh well moving on.