WDG HTML Validator

[Jason Bainbridge]

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I might be showing my lack of recent experience here but does everyone know of 
the alternative to W3C's online validation tool, namely the WDG HTML 
Validator (http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/)? This one will spider a 
whole site, so you don't have to feed it each page you want t check.

So it obviously makes checking an entire site for compliance to it's 
particular DTD a LOT easier, plus a simple "apt-get install 
wdg-html-validator" on my Debian Woody system lets me quickly check it all 
locally.

I'm just mentioning this here as I wasn't aware of it and others may not be as 
well. If only I had have found it a few days earlier as it would have made my 
XHTML compliance work on usability.kde.org so much easier and I could have 
had the site fully compliant on my first commit.

Cheers!
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Jason Bainbridge
KDE - Conquer Your Desktop
The KDE Usability Project - http://usability.kde.org
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