W3CValidators
W3C markup validator package for the Sublime Text 2 text editor.
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- Win 17K
- OS X 8K
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Sublime-W3CValidators
About
This is a simplified markup validator package for the Sublime Text editor that uses the W3C validator web service located at http://validator.w3.org.
Unlike similar packages, curl is not required!
Installation
Via the Sublime Package Manager:
Ctrl+Shift+PorCmd+Shift+Pin Linux / Windows / OS X- Type
install, selectPackage Control: Install Package - Select
W3CValidators
Usage
Open an HTML or SVG file, and from the Tools menu go to W3C Validators, and then select the type of document you're validating. The results will be displayed in a new buffer.
Design Decisions
Automatic detection of document types has proven unreliable, therefore only explicit document type validation is supported. Not all document types are supported, because most of them should be deprecated in practice.