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web design: what do you use to spell check your HTML code?

dpopiz

Diamond Member
I can't find any prog that will spell check WORDS in my code without catching all these bits of HTML as spelling errors.

I need something that understands html and php code so it won't consider them spelling mistakes. It's way too much of a hassle when I'm spell checking a huge document.
 
You could try CSE HTML Validator; that's what I use. The professional version has 100 validation limit though. I'm not sure if the free version does the spellchecking. I have the pro version because of the company I work for and they felt it was a worthwhile investment, and I've loved it so far. It also, as the name implies, validates your HTML (and CSS) for errors. It doesn't correct PHP code, but I don't think it'll report that as comments. I also don't know if it'll spellcheck the print() or echo() strings in your PHP code, either. But it's worth a shot :shrug:
 
If you'd be interested, I happen to be a professional editor and writer. If you'd be interested in having a human do it rather than a computer, I can do work like what you're describing and do it very well. 😛

My labor isn't free like a software program's is, unfortunately, but I'm pretty reasonable. I won't be offended in the least if you're looking for a free solution here (I would be!), but just thought I'd mention that I'm out here in case you can't find a program to accomplish what you need accomplished.

I don't want to waste any more space here with my shameless self-promotion 😀, so you can PM me if you'd like further info. Best of luck to you. 🙂

Ken
 
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