- From: John Whelan <whelan@itp.unibe.ch>
- Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1998 20:38:24 +0100 (MET)
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Brian Kelly writes: > using an editor > means you'll have to use a separate HTML validator. emacs psgml-mode has a keystroke sequence C-c C-v which invokes a validator (psgml by default), as well as C-c C-o which parses the document and jumps to the next irregularity, be it bad syntax or implied opening/closing tags. (It also has a "normalize" function which inserts all implied opening/closing tags.) It actually reads the DTD when you first open the document, so it doesn't need to be updated when the standard changes; just put the new DTD in the right place, and you're ready to go. Every "web page editor" I've heard of can only cope with the tags known to the authors before it was released. Want a THEAD in that table? Sorry, you're outta luck. John T. Whelan whelan@iname.com http://www.slack.net/~whelan/
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