Edit HTML into W3C compliant html?

[Sid59]

right now i use tidy.exe but it's a bit time consuming and when i do a -clean command, it adds a weird "class" tag and says it's not html3.2 compliant =\

So, does anyone have a program that will look at my html and make changes to fit W3C standards? Right now there aren't any errors in my html just warnings.

thanks.

 

[jonmullen]

How about doing it by hand, whats wrong with that?

 

[igowerf]

For big tasks, I use tidy and then clean it up by hand.

 

[Sid59]

ok .. guess ill stick with tidy. I already made the config.txt .. just gotta go in and clean the junk. thanks

 

[notfred]

Why the hell are you going for html 3.2 compliance? YOu know HTML 4.01 has been a standard for quite a while now, right?

 

[Sid59]

Originally posted by: notfred
Why the hell are you going for html 3.2 compliance? YOu know HTML 4.01 has been a standard for quite a while now, right?

no .. the tidy.exe places the class tag in my html and i don't want it there. it's a wierd bug. I don't want html3.2 compliance. as stated 4.01.

 

[Drakkon]

theres a program called topcoder I think that does it automatically....you an also isntall tidy into dreamweaver and have a nice interfact to play with (its on the dreamweaver extensions page)

 

[GigaCluster]

The W3C MarkUp Validation Service is a free, web-based HTML compliance validator. It even issues you a great logo if your page is compliant.