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What's the Best Way to Find Hidden Mistakes In Your HTML Code?

Asked by Themans 2 years ago code html


Ian Pegg
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Use a good validator such as   TotalValidator (www.totalvalidator.com), this service also checks your code for WCAG/508 accessibility compliance and even spelling mistakes.  TotalValidator can also be downloaded as a desktop tool from www.totalvalidator.com  If you don't like TV, you could do worse than using the W3C Validation service (validator.w3.org).

by Ian Pegg 2 years ago

Jimmie Österberg
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You should always code with doctypes and use validator.w3.org to validate your code to see if it is correct.

You could also use the HTML Validator addon to firefox: addons.mozilla.org

by Jimmie Österbe...  2 years ago

Scunliffe
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In addition to the HTML Validator tools (and the Firefox addon (which is great)) you may also find generating your output (HTML, CSS, JS) and then saving a local copy and opening in your editor/IDE to be quite helpful.

The syntax highlighting alone may indicate where you may have problem code... As well as highlight where you have redundant code (e.g. If you output a bunch of empty div's or span's that you weren't aware of (valid code, but junk code))

This also helps you see if you have areas of your code that need cleanup (e.g. Nested tables that aren't needed)

Finally, if you site/app is public, publish the URL and invite others to inspect it... Maybe you have code that renders fine in IE but not in Safari or Firefox.

A fresh set of eyes is always helpful and the criticism (if any) is usually very constructive.

by Scunliffe 2 years ago

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