I've been using the W3C Validator for a while to spot broken HTML elements, but it seems a bit out of touch now and brings up errors for things that are actually valid. I'm wondering if there are any better tools available to help identify broken HTML elements and ensure my code is clean and compliant.
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I've noticed that sometimes the errors that pop up in validators can be false positives. It might help to run your code through a prettifier that organizes your HTML. This can make broken elements a lot easier to spot!
Just make sure your tags are properly closed! What issues are you running into that make checking with a validator necessary for you?
You might want to check out html-tidy. It's a handy tool that helps clean up your HTML and make sure it’s up to standard. You can find it at www.html-tidy.org. It's pretty useful for fixing broken elements!
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