FREE HTML Editor and Validator - CSE HTML Validator Lite

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Albert Wiersch

CSE HTML Validator Lite v7.01 for Windows just released (late October 2005).

CSE HTML Validator Lite is a fast, easy to use, and free HTML development
tool for Microsoft Windows that helps you create problem-free HTML and XHTML
documents. Try it and you'll be surprised how many problems may exist in
your web documents!

FREE - no adware, no spyware

Direct download:
http://download8.htmlvalidator.com/cselite.exe

More information:
http://www.htmlvalidator.com/lite/
 
Albert Wiersch said:
CSE HTML Validator Lite v7.01 for Windows just released (late October 2005).

CSE HTML Validator Lite is a fast, easy to use, and free HTML development
tool for Microsoft Windows that helps you create problem-free HTML and XHTML
documents. Try it and you'll be surprised how many problems may exist in
your web documents!
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and how many CSE Lite does not list, in case you thought it was a
proper validator, which it isn't (you need the Pro ver$ion for that),
and performed a real validation later. An HTML validator will check
the syntactical correctness of HTML code. You'll have to correct it
yourself though.
There are good free on line validation services and payware off line
validators. If you want to know more, do a web search or go here:
alt.html (a usenet group), and ask.

Yrrah
 
Yrrah said:
and how many CSE Lite does not list, in case you thought it was a
proper validator, which it isn't (you need the Pro ver$ion for that),
and performed a real validation later. An HTML validator will check
the syntactical correctness of HTML code. You'll have to correct it
yourself though.
There are good free on line validation services and payware off line
validators. If you want to know more, do a web search or go here:
alt.html (a usenet group), and ask.
Click to expand...

I think you may be confiusing people. A "proper" validator is much more
limited in what it can check. In many ways, an HTML validator like CSE HTML
Validator or any good HTML syntax checker can find more problems than a
"proper" HTML validator.

For poof, just look at this page:
http://www.htmlvalidator.com/htmlval/whycseisbetter.html

Run the sample page through the W3C (a "proper" validator) and it will pass
as valid, even though it is loaded with problems.
 
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