HOW TO: Ignore specified HTML segments/sections in documents
Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 9:26 am
Here's a little "trick" that most people aren't aware of. If you have a certain part or section of an HTML or XHTML document that you want CSE HTML Validator to ignore, then you can enclose it in "cseignore" tags.
Example:
In v8.04 and above, for better compatibility with other syntax checkers and validators, <!--cseignore--> (case sensitive) can be used to simulate a <cseignore> start tag and <!--/cseignore--> (case sensitive) can be used to simulate a </cseignore> end tag. (New v8.04)
NOTE: This works only with CSE HTML Validator's own validator engine. HTML Tidy, nsgmls, JavaScript Lint, PHP, etc will not understand these special tags and comments.
If using JavaScript Lint for JavaScript checking, then you can use this to ignore part of a document:
For more information (JavaScript Lint):
http://www.javascriptlint.com/docs/index.htm
Example:
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<cseignore>bad HTML here</cseignore>
or
<!--cseignore-->bad HTML here<!--/cseignore-->NOTE: This works only with CSE HTML Validator's own validator engine. HTML Tidy, nsgmls, JavaScript Lint, PHP, etc will not understand these special tags and comments.
If using JavaScript Lint for JavaScript checking, then you can use this to ignore part of a document:
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/*jsl:ignore*/
(code that fires warnings)
/*jsl:end*/http://www.javascriptlint.com/docs/index.htm