Thursday October 24, 2002
New XHTML Validator. There is a new (beta) version of the XHTML Validator at the W3C. This new version offers a much needed improvement - explanations on why things don't validate, rather than cryptic error messages. This site is not validating mostly because of the bookmarklets - looks like a good 1/2 hour to fix if I do it now (from the library). I'll wait until I get home and have a good HTML Editor to assist me. Posted in The Web at Oct 24 2002, 03:47:02 AM MDT Add a Comment
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Matt Raible is the Lead UI Architect at LinkedIn. The opinions on this site are mine, not my employers.
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