CSE HTML Validator for Microsoft Windows is a powerful, easy to use, user configurable, and all-in-one HTML, XHTML, and CSS checker that also includes a link checker, spell checker, accessibility checker, and built-in editor.
Just open an HTML, XHTML, or CSS document with CSE HTML Validator and tell it to do its thing by pressing F6! Easy to understand syntax errors, warning and other messages will appear below the source of your document. Simply click on one of these messages and you will be taken to the place in your document where the problem is. Fix the problem with the integrated editor, check the document again (to make sure that the problem is fixed), and then save it when you're finished.
The Batch Wizard, included in the professional edition, lets you easily check/validate multiple files and/or URLs and will generate a neatly formatted HTML report with the results. The Batch Wizard can follow links to check an entire small to medium sized web site or part of a large one. It also includes a spell checker and link checker.
If you think that you're writing clean HTML, then you'll be surprised at what CSE HTML Validator will find in your documents! CSE HTML Validator is an indispensable tool for any HTML author. An evaluation version of CSE HTML Validator Professional is available as a FREE download for you to try before you buy. CSE HTML Validator Lite, a less powerful but free (for personal and educational use) edition, is also available.
Why Would I Want to Use HTML Validator?
Using an HTML validator helps ensure that documents are free of potential problems that can result in unexpected output when users view the bad documents with different browsers. It also helps ensure that documents will continue to be viewable in the future as new browsers are released.
Simply testing HTML documents with a browser is not good enough. Poorly written HTML documents may be treated differently by different browsers and cause web pages to look like something that was never intended. Problems in web pages could even cause them to render in some browsers but not render at all in others. Making sure that web documents are constructed well helps make sure that they are viewed the way that you want them to be-- and that they are constructed and formed the way they should be. A problem free document also looks good to someone who is looking at your document to see how well it's designed, both aesthetically and syntactically.
If you use online validation services, then you should definitely try CSE HTML Validator. It is more reliable, more powerful (finds more problems), faster to use, much more user configurable, and displays easier to understand messages. It also includes tools not available with online validation services.
If you use a validation feature that's included with an HTML editor or other program, then you should definitely try CSE HTML Validator. CSE HTML Validator's specialty is validation, doing it thoroughly and being more helpful than validators that are just thrown-in as just another feature. CSE HTML Validator also has many benefits and features that you won't get elsewhere.
CSE HTML Validator Helps You Fix Your HTML
- Checks/validates an entire website (or part of it) given one URL or folder with the Batch Wizard (Pro edition only)
- Checks/validates a specified list of documents with the Batch Wizard (Pro edition only)
- Finds misspelled and invalid tag names, tag attributes, tag attribute values, and character entities
- Finds missing and mismatched quotation marks
- Finds missing or extra end tags
- Checks for accessibility issues based on Section 508 US Government Standards and/or the industry standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (WCAG 1.0) (Std/Pro)
- Checks CSS syntax (Std/Pro)
- Checks the HTML and CSS output of dynamic pages (such as ASP and PHP pages) as you browse a website in the integrated web browser
- Checks for issues that can affect search engine rankings (Std/Pro)
- Makes suggestions and gives tips to improve search engine rankings (Std/Pro)
- Detects incorrect placing and nesting of tags
- Alerts you to incorrect or incompatible HTML based on a specific browser or HTML version (for example, notifies you of many Netscape specific or Internet Explorer specific tags, attributes, and attribute values)
- Finds deprecated tags, attributes, and CSS (Std/Pro)
- Finds bad design issues and suggests improvements (Std/Pro)
- Finds broken links (Std/Pro)
- Finds misspelled words
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